I am pretty happy with my Brewzilla 35L 3.1 after 42 brews. It has its drawbacks and limitations, and isn't top of the line or considered "premium quality". Mine is 110V, at the time their 220V model wasn't available in the land of Hockey, Maple Syrup, and Neil Young. If I were to buy a new one...

Really nice color on that one

Next up is an English Pale, the one I got the recipe from Charlotteville Brewing. Not sure yet when, but hopefully in the next couple of weeks

Bumped up coffee porter to 22C Monday, will cold crash it starting tomorrow, and leave it around 1C over the weekend

I have only added gelatin twice in 80+ batches so I am no expert on the subject t

I have added it to the fermenter when I have used it

Kabunga! 8%

4.5% Hazy

C'mon, science fiction was expected to be corny back in those days...

Leafs on to round two

That is a very pretty beer, and such a nice glass

Fermenter pour of the Coffee Porter whilst watching my current favorite show, Hockey Night in Canada

Krausen has already dropped on the Coffee Porter (brewed on Sunday). I haven't used S-04 for a while forgot that it worked pretty quick. Tasting good, decent bit of a dark roast coffee flavor, but not overpowering. Bumped it up to 21C (from 19C), will leave it for a while yet. May cold crash it...

BIPA

We will see!

I used honey once, one pound in a Christmas Ale, it also had some cinnamon and ginger as late boil additions. It was store bought honey. I feel like it got lost in the big flavors. This was early in my career, ABV target was 6.8, came out at 7.8, it had some special roast, and some roasted...

No kidding! That was in the days before 11 digit dialing too!

I will take your experienced word for it Dave!

Ooh that looks nice