Brewcommune

Anyone out there interested in trading some Simcoe for Amarillo? It seems Amarillo is harder to get this year than Simcoe, but oddly enough I ended up buying lots of Amarillo and zero Simcoe. Let me know.

dhempy wrote:I'm going to put them into a pot and move them to a different locale ... these were giant rhizomes too.
Dan

Dan, have you had success growing them in pots rather than being in the ground? How much volume of soil do they need to grow. This looks like a fun project.

I'd be interested in hearing how this turns out. The same goes for the Founder's Breakfast Stout.

Here is more information and a discussion on calculating the cost of electric vs gas brewing. http://goo.gl/8OLqH You'll have to substitute your own tier rate into the equation, but essentially it shows that electric is cheaper in almost any scenario due to the efficiency with BTU utilization. Wheth...

There are several aromatic hoppy beers that I enjoy that have Simcoe as a major component of the flavor and aroma hop additions. This patented hop is difficult to get this year, so making clones of Pliny, Blind Pig, Sculpin, etc. are all out, unless you want to pay high spot pricing for this hop. I ...

backhousebrew wrote:The following video shows the Barley Mill that Eric and I came up with to use in his store.
http://www.youtube.com/backhousebrew#p/u/6/AVH4ypeQiTQ

I was late to this game. Where did the video go?

Hey guys, if anyone wants someone over to brew with and to split a batch, I'm looking to get a couple more brews in soon, and I enjoy brewing on new systems and getting to see how each brewer "does his thing" (or her thing, whatever the case may be). A few ideas of beers that I would enjoy...

Shucks, I just noticed this. I guess I'll have to wait until the next one to meet you all...

I will be at the Great American Beer Festival the night of the 16th, then heading over to Falling Rock for some tasty taps (assuming I didn't overdue it at the event). Will anyone else would be at GABF?