Brewing Beer

[Caliga]

 

The last time I brewed cider I accidentally produced a gallon more than I intended to (and had bottle space for).  So I drank a gallon of cider while and after bottling.  That was a fun Sunday afternoon. 

[citizen k]

http://thepauperedchef.com/

[Monoriu]

I am continually amazed at the things languishites do.  Home-brewing is so...Martian to me. 

[HisMajestyBOB]

My dad's big into homebrewing. It generally comes out pretty good, even if his tastes in beer tend to differ from mine. He also brewed some mead, which unfortunately I haven't had a chance to sample yet. I keep trying to get him to mail me some.

[merithyn]

This pic made me giggle. The spiced cranberry mead I made has about 1.5" of sediment at the bottom of it, the most I've ever seen in one of my meads. I've a feeling that it's going to be very potent.

[Caliga]

It's called 'slurry'.

You can always save it and make Marmite out of it.

[merithyn]

Ooo... I like marmite, but I'm not sure I could do that. Whenever I see it, all I can think is: Oh, look at all that yeast poop!

[Caliga]

Ooo... I like marmite, but I'm not sure I could do that. Whenever I see it, all I can think is: Oh, look at all that yeast poop!

Well, they must do something to make marmite taste like marmite.  I've tasted yeast slurry and I wouldn't exactly call it appetizing.

[Scipio]

Tonight, I'm going to attend a tasting of a cask-conditioned ale brewed in Mississippi.  It's a benefit for http://raiseyourpints.com/ .  Go, beer advocacy!

[Caliga]

Tonight, I'm going to attend a tasting of a cask-conditioned ale brewed in Mississippi.  It's a benefit for http://raiseyourpints.com/ .  Go, beer advocacy!

Hey, you're lucky you don't live like 50 miles or so to the east.  Did you know homebrewing is actually illegal in Alabama?