Started brewing another batch of American Amber Ale (10B v3.0)at 9:00 AM. All went well, no boil-overs, I didn't put the wrong hops in this time, and after the wort cooled in the fermenter for a couple hours (just to be on the safe side) I pitched the yeast that I got from the primary of the last batch, and attached a blow-off tube in case it starts to ferment voraciously.
My home boy, The Homes, stopped by and shot the shite with me for a few hours and left a little while before I was ready to transfer the wort into a bucket for transport down to the basement. He and I work together and we both had the day off today. Homes hooked up with a couple of his pals to drink and carry on up into the night. I can't do that anymore... now that I am a Young Geezer. D'wanna, anyhow. I learned my lesson back in the mysterious times now referred to only as 'The Day'.
This batch of AAA should be within style guidelines, and I have the procedure documented well enough by now to be able to replicate it at some point in future.
Next time, another style. But that will be a story for another day.
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- CyberDave
- Contract engineering, working in the field in which I truly love: Mechanical Design.
dave this is curtis ur sis said to try u here are u on fb? add me if u are so we can hoot and hollar a bit
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