What are you doing with homebrew today?

[Josh Hughes]

dunkel kicked so I cleaned the keg.

 

[GFHomebrew]

Picking hops brewing beer

 

[TWS]

Tapped and rinsed a keg of party-gyled brown ale. Am consuming a wannabe 'bourbon stout that ended up being a Bourbon Brown' from the other half of the party-gyle. Trying to sort out how to soften the oak bite from the soaked spirals used.
Am in process of cold crashing a home version of an Irish Red Ale.
Am in conditioning stage of Northern Brewer "John Q Adams Marblehead Lager" received via SudScription.

 

[Sunfire96]

Picking up grains for my oyster stout that I'm brewing tomorrow. Should be ready by the weekend for St Patrick's Day. I'll be streaming my brewday on Twitch as well starting around noon Eastern

https://www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/recipe/view/1455565/beginners-oyster-stout-2024

 

[Donoroto]

The thin plastic is what mine had. The dry erase markers just sucked into the plastic. I like the magnet lable with chalk board paint. Easy to remove mark on and just set back in place.

I tried my Dry Erase marker on another fellow's new handles (same plastic) and it was fine.
Tried to get Formica samples at Home Depot, but they're mail order only.

I did notice that the bare galvanized metal actually dd a great job as well.

 

[Megary]

Picking up grains for my oyster stout that I'm brewing tomorrow. Should be ready by the weekend for St Patrick's Day. I'll be streaming my brewday on Twitch as well starting around noon Eastern

https://www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/recipe/view/1455565/beginners-oyster-stout-2024

Hello! That is a quick turnaround!

 

[Sunfire96]

Hello! That is a quick turnaround!

Spunding is a great gift

 

[Josh Hughes]

Spunding is a great gift

It’s the best!

 

[Josh Hughes]

Moved my fermenter into a back room, mid 50s out there. Pseudo crash. It’s my Irish ale should be able to have some of that next weekend along with my stout.

 

[GFHomebrew]

Dry hopped wet hop cascade #2 a bit over 100g I added

Found a pot glass fits perfectly over the hop canister sweet

 

[west1m]

I bought one of those hop canisters a while but the screw on lid wont stay on. I may need to put a couple screws throughtbe lid to use it.

 

[GFHomebrew]

I bought one of those hop canisters a while but the screw on lid wont stay on. I may need to put a couple screws throughtbe lid to use it.

Sounds like a defect I'd try and get my money back or a replacement.

 

[Josh Hughes]

kegged my Irish Ale.

 

[Simonpyman]

Reassembled my regulator after getting beer in it. Not hard to disassemble or put back together. Fortunately no leaks and it’s holding pressure

 

[Simonpyman]

kegged my Irish Ale.

Nice! mines done conditioning and will be served at a beer tasting gathering with my friends in 2 weeks.

 

[Sandy Feet]

Cleaned the keg and found a new way to clean lines without causing the same disaster I had last time. When I did, I found out the seals from the gas in post were fucky. Ordered a cheap fix on Amazon that seems to work. Giving myself time to set things up and finding things when I clean has saved me a bunch of headaches.

 

[GFHomebrew]

Cleaned the keg and found a new way to clean lines without causing the same disaster I had last time. When I did, I found out the seals from the gas in post were fucky. Ordered a cheap fix on Amazon that seems to work. Giving myself time to set things up and finding things when I clean has saved me a bunch of headaches.

Nothing worse than Fucky posts man!

 

[GFHomebrew]

Tapped and rinsed a keg of party-gyled brown ale. Am consuming a wannabe 'bourbon stout that ended up being a Bourbon Brown' from the other half of the party-gyle. Trying to sort out how to soften the oak bite from the soaked spirals used.
Am in process of cold crashing a home version of an Irish Red Ale.
Am in conditioning stage of Northern Brewer "John Q Adams Marblehead Lager" received via SudScription.

You could try liquoring back as in replace some of the keg with some brown ale beer this should cut the Oak...

 

[Ward Chillington]

Bottled Mörk de Mild.....digging the crowns.

 

[RoadRoach]

I bought one of those hop canisters a while but the screw on lid wont stay on. I may need to put a couple screws throughtbe lid to use it.

I have the opposite problem with mine. If I tighten it too much, can't get the bugger open again without twisting the screen body. I put some FS grease on the threads last time, which helped. Not fond of using that stuff where it can make contact with the beer, but sometimes I don't find an alternative.