Home brewers

[smurfjuice]

Originally Posted by AnubisUSMC

this year with a little help from my HoneyBees my friends and I are going to make a honey mead. my friend made some a few years ago its awsome. maybe a honey porter too my favorite.

Anubis, You wouldn't have any honey stockpiled for sale, do ya? Im just up the road in Norton and have been known to build a mead er two.. .. thanx, Jim..

[smurfjuice]

Guess not..

[sgrandpre]

My best homebrew was a brown ale. My friend once made a coffee stout by putting a few pounds of coffee beans in the carboy and leaving it in secondary for months. It was one of the best beers I've ever had.

[sgrandpre]

By the way, if anyone wants a quick, cheap way to chill their wort after the boil:
Go to Home Depot and pick up some copper tubing. Get a faucet adapter for one end. Bend several coils into the middle of it with enough left on each end that you can run it from the sink, into your brew pot, and back to the sink to drain. Then all you have to do is plop it into your brew, hook it up to the sink, and run cold water through it.

[WoodNeck]

Yeah, I try to brew big beers mostly. I buy the rest.

Drinking a really good Dry Irish Stout right now.

[kklowell]

I like APAs and brew a favorite called Snowy Mountain APA. I got the recipe from Jasper's in Nashua.

[kklowell]

Nearing the "ready to try it out" stage of my new electric brewery. Almost done...finally, and that made me curious how everyone brews...stove? Propane turkey fryer? Electric?

[smurfjuice]

Turkey fryer for me.. I have to mash on the stove tho..