
I brewed yesterday
- ZiggyZoomba
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I brewed yesterday
Went quick and easy with an all-extract recipe with some interesting adjuncts... new spruce growth, anise seed and whole cloves! It's a nod to a beer I brewed 10 years ago with a friend of mine who now lives in Japan called IQX.


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Re: I brewed yesterday
If you don't think spelling is important in cooking and brewing, you've never worked with anise seed.ZiggyZoomba wrote:Went quick and easy with an all-extract recipe with some interesting adjuncts... new spruce growth, anise seed and whole cloves! It's a nod to a beer I brewed 10 years ago with a friend of mine who now lives in Japan called IQX.
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- ZiggyZoomba
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It's been bottled. Makes me long for a nice kegging system though... sheesh. Thank God Saturday was a gray, rainy day!

Grant Cummings
ROLL ALONG!!!
"We are linked to this institution by invisible bonds that do not wither or dissolve." --BGSU President, Dr. Ralph W. McDonald - 1968
ROLL ALONG!!!
"We are linked to this institution by invisible bonds that do not wither or dissolve." --BGSU President, Dr. Ralph W. McDonald - 1968
Awesome man, you'll have to let us know how it turns out!
For your kegging startup, here's a good link
http://www.homebrewadventures.com/shopp ... =SYS.KB.WO
I probably wouldn't brew anymore if it came down to bottling, I just don't like to mess around with them. Although at least you've got the flip top type bottles, all I ever had were the capping ones. Still, I think you'll find the kegging to be worth the expense
Plus you can have it carbed and drinking in a couple days instead of waiting for it to bottle-condition!
For your kegging startup, here's a good link
http://www.homebrewadventures.com/shopp ... =SYS.KB.WO
I probably wouldn't brew anymore if it came down to bottling, I just don't like to mess around with them. Although at least you've got the flip top type bottles, all I ever had were the capping ones. Still, I think you'll find the kegging to be worth the expense
Plus you can have it carbed and drinking in a couple days instead of waiting for it to bottle-condition!
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Yeah, that's what REALLY sucks right now, because the taste from the hydrometer was AMAZING on Saturday. I want it to be ready NOW! And if I'd have kegged it, it would be! As it stands, it's priming in the bottles and should be "drinkable" in 4 or 5 more days and really at its prime in another couple of weeks.hammb wrote:Plus you can have it carbed and drinking in a couple days instead of waiting for it to bottle-condition!
I've got a couple hundred bucks from a side job coming in soon... I think it may be time to upgrade some of my equipment.
I do like the flip-top bottles. Easy to use/re-use and 16oz as opposed to 12, so it fills a pint glass.
Grant Cummings
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