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QuoteQuoteon a side note, I just opened a NICE cold SINGHA, first of many tonight!!
Tasty. Have you tried Tsing Tao? If you like Singha, you'll most likely enjoy it. Ditto with Asahi Super Dry.
Tsing Tao, Japanese Sapporo, but for some reason I love Thai beer...
I just cracked a Shiner Hefeweizen.

Sorry for the thread hijack. now back to regulary scheduled programming......
who wants a Marzen?

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i used to brew, Are you mashing your own grain? using liquid yeast? grow your own hops?
Years ago I worked at a microbrewery, the pay sucked -but it sure was fun running the equipment, all those big tanks and kettles. 400 gals. at a time. Enough beer to swim in. Then they went bankrupt.
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QuoteDayaam, I am jealous,
i used to brew, Are you mashing your own grain? using liquid yeast? grow your own hops?
Years ago I worked at a microbrewery, the pay sucked -but it sure was fun running the equipment, all those big tanks and kettles. 400 gals. at a time. Enough beer to swim in. Then they went bankrupt.
I do my own mash. I've got two 55 lb sacks in the basement: 1 is British 2 row malt and the other is Belgian Pilsner Malt.
I usually buy wyeast or white labs, and I usually start a 5oo ml culture the day before, just to get things off to a good start.
but I just use the hops pellets usually.
Right now I've got a Belgian Strong Ale that's nearly ready to be bottled. It should be close to 9% alcohol, so I'm going to let it age in the bottles at least until August or so. It should keep in the basement for years.
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Start with beer, and work your way up.
I just tried a Bohemian Pilsner that I brewed a while back & lagerd for 4 weeks.
It kicks ass.
The first time I tried to brew it it had a bit of chlorophyll off-flavor in it, because I didn't pitch enough yeast. Lager yeast grows more slowly, especially at cold-lagering temperatures, so you need to pitch more actively-growing yeast at the beginning to get a good fermentation.
This time I pitched about 600 ml worth of actively growing yeast into a 5 gallon batch.
I've got this GREAT glass of pilsener sitting in front of me right now. Clear & Golden with a smooth creamy white head, clean tasting, and just a touch of floral hop aroma.
Looks like I didn't suck this time.
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Tasty. Have you tried Tsing Tao? If you like Singha, you'll most likely enjoy it. Ditto with Asahi Super Dry.
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