18lbs?! hopefully this was more than a 5 gallon batch.
I have tried growing some Centennial, but the rhizomes never took off. May try again.
I currently have a Oud Bruin in primary (5 months to go), a Berliner Weisse in secondary, American Amber Ale in bottles, and a Belgian Strong Golden on deck.
Yes, this was a ten gallon batch! I split it into 2 sperate containers with two seperate yeasts as I often do. Then I essentially have two different beers.
My last IPA did not survive the Thanksgiving guests!
I have a nice Christmas spiced ale just about ready to go to the secondary.
Just got my replacement conical tank (long story) so I am ready to get another batch ready.
How about starting a list of where we all get our supplies and what makes them good or bad.....
Closest to my house is Beer at Home on about 120th and Huron. Good guys, very helpful. Lots of new brews getting done all the time.
Used to buy from Brew Hut in Aurora when Scott owned it. Since I moved to Thornton I have not been back but hear it is doing well.
Great to see we have some brewers around, hopefully more show up.
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I just bottled a Founders Breakfast Stout clone that -unfortunately- will probably not be fully conditioned by Christmas. Oh, well, it should make a fantastic January warmer!
Hey I like that idea. I live in Longmont. There is the Bald Brewer. He just started up in Longmont. It is cinvenient for somethings. I go to Boulder to Hp To it which is better pricing. I have some friends where you live that told me there is a place in Aurora which is really good but I have not been there. I buy most of my equipment online...
Closest to my house is Beer at Home on about 120th and Huron. Good guys, very helpful. Lots of new brews getting done all the time.
Used to buy from Brew Hut in Aurora when Scott owned it. Since I moved to Thornton I have not been back but hear it is doing well.
Great to see we have some brewers around, hopefully more show up.[/QUOTE]