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[positiveContact]

ken - has that tile behind the taps always been painted?  I don't remember that from before.  or maybe they are just different colored tiles?

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[Big Nake]

It's the same as it was when I put it up...

[positiveContact]

I just remembered it wrong I guess.

[HVB]

At some point in my brewing I was having the hardest time getting pale beers clear. Not sure if it's better pH control or what but here is a helles I have on tap right now... looks filtered.

I would hurt that beer right now .. looks great.

[Big Nake]

A blonde ale I'm drinking whilst grilling up some burgers...

[mikesarney]

APA that I brewed back in November.  Must not be drinking that much, still have 1 full keg of it. 

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[Big Nake]

Wow, I can read the Starsan label right through that beer. Nice clarity!

[positiveContact]

nice abe quote too.

[brewman]

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[friedlbug]

It not perfect, but it's my first kegged batch in years and it tastes great.

 

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[neddles]

It not perfect, but it's my first kegged batch in years and it tastes great.

Looks good to me! Nice work.

[Bklmt2000]

My latest: a clone of Great Lakes' Nosferatu Imperial Red/Stock Ale.  A tad light on color, but the taste is outstanding and (IMHO) an improvement over the commerical version.

 

[Big Nake]

NICE!

[neddles]

My latest: a clone of Great Lakes' Nosferatu Imperial Red/Stock Ale.  A tad light on color, but the taste is outstanding and (IMHO) an improvement over the commerical version.

 

Cool. Ddi you use the crystal 77 and special roast?

[HVB]

Care to share that recipe bklmt2000? Looks great!

[Bklmt2000]

Cool. Ddi you use the crystal 77 and special roast?

I used a blend of crystal-40, crystal-80, and special roast.  The slightly-lighter color is probably due to me using Wyermann Pils as the base malt.  Prior versions used Briess Pale Ale, which were also good, but turned out a tad darker/more in line w/ Nosferatu color-wise.

 

 

Care to share that recipe bklmt2000? Looks great!

I'll dig it up out of Beersmith and post in the Recipe section. 

 

And thanks to all for the kind feedback, I appreciate it. 

[haeffnkr]

American Lager with WLP 833 yeast.

 

Enjoyed last night !

 

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[haeffnkr]

Munich Helles.... wyeast 2124... really enjoying this.

 

Have a mixed American Lager and Munich Helles in the primary now.

60 2 row 35% pilsner and a bit of carapils on 2124 yeast... I hope it is good.

 

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[positiveContact]

American Lager with WLP 833 yeast.

 

Enjoyed last night !

 

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my first beer with 833 is clearing and carbing right now.  it seems like a really nice yeast, have you used it many times?

[haeffnkr]

my first beer with 833 is clearing and carbing right now.  it seems like a really nice yeast, have you used it many times?

 

I have used a few times in the past... mainly with an Octoberfest that had a bit of infection... so this the first really clean time I have used it.

It is good.

I have read a lot of folks really like it as their house yeast.

 

I will make the same AmericanLager/Pilsner recipe with this yeast soon.

So I can compare side by side the differences between 2124 and 833.... but then I have 2206 on hand and will spin that up soon to, which also has a lot of followers.

 

Kevin