Uh oh!

Seriously Joking again !

 

JUST noticed the typo! Hahaha. Just got back from a game.

 

WOKE ...Wacked Out Kooky Energumen.
Yeah I'm an old fart too.

Back to the beer side.
I brewed a simple pale ale today. Used a pint or so of the bottoms left over from Herm's Azacca Wheat. Finished at about 1 pm , by 5 pm it was already bubbling away. Fastest start I have had. WLP001 @ 67 F

 

Wow, less than 24 hours the gravity has dropped in half and the temp is up 5 degrees, the fridge isn't keeping this one cool. Over pitch? A pint of leftover bottoms?

 

Lather, Rinse, Repeat. Makin another batch to bolster up the pipeline.

 

I wouldn't be so sure of that. I had PC's before Al invented the internet. Never said anyone was terrible, just more easily offended, and because of that tend to think it's higher intelligence. Not so sure about that.. Us old geezer tend to laugh at ourselves more than anyone else, but that somehow offends, too/ Go figger. A lotta folks here would have a horrible time in Australia, where sarcasm is a way of life. If they ain't stirrin' ya it's because they don't like ya.

 

I'd do well in Australia then. I almost bought this shirt.

 

Second RWS step about to get its froth on

 

I moved a bottle of saison and simple cider to the fridge. Looks like carbonation is done.
Ready to drink Friday (as that's when the weekend starts)

 

Going back and forth on recipes. Also thinking about trying to get in the habit of bottling the "good ones" to try and fill up the beer cellar a bit. It'd be real easy to fill 2 or 3 bottles off the keg and store. But they'd be going from drinking temp to ambient temp for storage and I'm not sure how bad that'd be

 

Bottle them from the fermenter with a carb sugar.

 

Put my grain mill together finally. Changed a pop it on the empty keg that will receive my Helles.

 

I always consider doing this and always talk myself out of it. I would agree with @Over The Cliff Brewing, except for the fact that there is no way of knowing whether the beer is "bottle worthy" until after its all cold and carbonated. We homebrewers have such hard decisions to make!

 

I probably wouldn't do it with any of the hoppy beers, but the lagers and ambers and dark beers might take to storage better. I should bottle my stout and test it out!

 

Another big decission is to figure out which of my test bottles to try first...
Simple cider with the yellow top or cascade saison with the blue top.
Or my "aged" saison (spalt/tradition) with the red top, or a lager (mosi bomber) with a green top

Note: aged means more than 2-3 weeks old

 

I'm curious how the cascade saison turned out!

 

I started on simple cider.
Will post pics on the drinking thread and taste notes on the 100% pilsner test (think that's the best place?)
Or here?

 

buying shit to mash shit so i can ferment shit

 

No pictures please!

 

Base malt on sale, time for a resupply.,.



Not bad for $88 total.