T Thanks bud. Actually I have read all of them LOL

Family and I are doing and episode a night of the Mandalorian. Gotta get through Season 2 and 3.

Cool. I need to head up to Fort Collins and try that out. Maybe a weekend adventure. A hotel will likely be involved as I live in Sedalia

Yeah, I felt the same way when I went to my first LBC meeting. And I agree that there should be a Newbie spotter just to keep an eye out for the potential new members. The good part about this group at least initially is that everyone will be new. Since this will basically be a neighborhood brew...

Killer setup brother. You are already an accomplished brewer when you "homebrew" your own gear. Well done. Brew On!

That is today's plan. Get deep into finding out what it takes to get a Brew Club started. Once I have those details locked in I can then start building the neighborhood crew up. Stay tuned!

Diving into the Irish Penny Whistle when not working or playing Table Top Role Playing Games. Or brewing beer with friends and family>

Unless the recipe I am brewing calls for a longer boil, I typically stay at the 60 minute boil. I know for a fact that a few of my recipes call for a 90 minute boil but those are few and far between in my brewing sessions. I seem to remember most of the books I have read about brewing call for...

Sitting at Living the Dream Brewing in Littleton, CO drinking an Experimental IPA that they brewed up recently. I definitely can't complain about it.

Oh good, another idea to add to my menu of new recipes to try. It does sound very interesting that is for sure.

My family and I just moved to Sedalia, CO. The area I am living in doesn't have a homebrew club nearby. Unfortunately, that also means my LHBS is over 40 minutes away. But that being the case, I have been considering starting a Homebrew Club out in the barn at La Loma (aka The Hill). I am super...

Welcome. BIAB is a thing and You got this. Welcome to the insanity. Good on you kicking out a new brew. Have fun and remember. Drink a homebrew.

Pots and pans are the only way to go. I am proud of my pots and pans and I don't have to worry about the cost of copper. I can do it all at home.

Welcome to the passion. Are you ready brother? Keep up on what goes in here in the forums and before you know it, you will be an expert.

No worries. I understand the gears of app development and know it can sometimes take forever and a day. I was just curious. I can still use BF on my computer and it works fine. I just don't always have my computer with me when I go to my LHBS.

a George Washington Small Ale and and Irish Red

OK so I am still unable to delete brew sessions from the Mobile app. Any suggestions would be appreciated

I am totally going to look into this and probably try a porter recipe as well. Just for the fun of it. Thank you for sharing this. I am using the recipe that was found in one of his journals for the the small beer. I alsop have a bottle of the whiskey from Mount Vernon.

A GW Small Beer is what George brewed on his plantation for his slaves as well was what was brewed during the Revolutionary War for his trips. The beer is very light in color and comes in at a 4.5% ABV. It is something I have wanted to do since visiting Mount Vernon a few years ago. I just have...

Spent part of today doing some research on a George Washington Small Beer. I found an original recipe. So, when I get back from my tri, I will likely do a one gallon batch to see how it does, then consider a larger 5 gallon batch.