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Just kegged my first batch of this. It turned out a little stronger than the original recipe. My OG was 1.060 and FG was 1.010. Hopefully it's not too strong. :mug:

I have bought three of those now. They've all showed up in perfect condition 2 days after I placed my order.

It's a way for Newcastle to give their stuff away without violating any laws. Some states consider giveaways a lottery if you have to make a purchase to get something. This is why contests will have phrases like "no purchase necessary." If you live in one of the states where they have to do...

Upland is pretty good. If you go there, try the Nuthugger Brown Ale. It's one of my favorites (they also have some good IPAs).

This sounds great! I ordered a 15gal fermenter, because I can't pass up a deal, but up until now I had no idea what I was going to put in it. Now, since I'm doing a 15gal batch, should I still only use 1tsp yeast? I know that for people doubling it and stuff, the general consensus is to...

I just bought one. Shipping was $20 to Muncie, Indiana. :mug:

5g Irish Red and 5g Oatmeal Stout 18399

That's how I got started! I bought the groupon kit, and then a week later I went ahead and bought my all grain equipment. My Irish Red kit that came with it, has another week to go in primary.

Muffin House Brewing Co. The only nickname I ever had that stuck was muffin. I just thought that Muffin House flowed together nicely. Plus I feel like it's a nice clash with the manly stereotype of drinking beer (not that there's anything wrong with it).

You can try Paintball Indiana or Proving Ground Paintball on the north side. They're both fields, but they should be able to refill your tank. Also try Dick's Sporting Goods.

If you don't already have a pot to use, this kit at Midwest Supplies has everything you need, including the kettle, bottles, and an extract kit for your first batch. http://www.midwestsupplies.com/everything-a-carboy-complete-brewing-package-equipment-kit-3.html

I'm in.