That doesn't look like a Bilchmann™ beer refrigerator. @Valve1138 will be so disappointed.We've got a nice frothy beer bubblin right now!
You watch your mouth.Brewing our first Belgian quad this weekend!
Hope you can save it. on good 'tude at the end.Well, fucked up the white stout by adding too many hops. Honestly, it seemed like a bit much. I should listen to myself more. Trying to neuter all the yeast now so that I can backsweeten the keg a bit. Another lesson learned!
Just call it a north coast IPA or something and be done with it.Well, fucked up the white stout by adding too many hops. Honestly, it seemed like a bit much. I should listen to myself more. Trying to neuter all the yeast now so that I can backsweeten the keg a bit. Another lesson learned!
The problem is that its a birthday cake white stout.Just call it a north coast IPA or something and be done with it.
Too many IBUs.
tell her to shut the fuck up and drink it as is ffsFor @APRIL, who actually likes IPAs.
I am not wasting calorie intake on something I don't enjoy. He'll get it fixed, he's good at his job.tell her to shut the fuck up and drink it as is ffs
It'd be difficult to keep from heat-soaking the feed stock eventually. I do half of that, because I run a reactor to keep the plants in my fish tank happy, but I don't distill off the alcohol, I just run it until the yeast die, then swap mixtures. Takes about 5-6 weeks.I've been using a lot of various solvents for degreasing and cleaning parts prior to painting.
Started to wonder, how difficult would it be to just set up a perpetual still and get it to pump out alcohol of a good enough quality to degrease stuff without leaving residue?
I wouldn't be drinking it, so I wouldn't necessarily care about methanol V ethanol, unless there's another reason to avoid that stuff?