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I'm definately in on the beer!
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Hefe is my favorite. I think Moniger (sp?) was the brand I drank most. It's been a long time. I was 19, 20 and 21 when I was in Germany. :)
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Count me in too... looks like you'd better be making some nice big batches... I'll probably send ya the shipping for one of each (lil 4-6 pack pending how many you make) as I love to try home brews ;)

One of my buddies is just starting to get into this now... it'll be another 2 weeks till his first batch is done.
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what i think I'll end up doing is sending a 6 pack of what i have by the time I am ready to do it. I usually make 5 Gallon batches... but I have made 10 gallon ones before.

I think i will be able to send out a 6 pack... I dont know about a whole case though... Thats a lot of beer... lol Its kinda a way of me just showing my appriciation for the guys that have been here a while and appriciate a good brew

Some beers arent for everyone... For instance, when i brewed my IPA... so many ppl hated that beer. I got ppl saying it was too Bitter... Welll hmm duh its an IPA! It was mighty tastey after aging 2 months
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Post by William from NOLA »

I love IPA's. Bohemia, Dead Guy Pale Ale, Sierra Nevada, Abita Select, etc


Have you tried the Anchor Steam Chrismas/Holiday Ale? It's sooo good this year! I love it. I hate their normal brews.
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I do enjoy a good IPA... I will have to think of what im going to make... I def will try to save my Stout for later... Its one of my best Brews yet.
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My main favorites are abita purple haze sam adams cherry wheat and blue moon and when i cant get those i prefer michalobe amber.
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never had abita purple haze... I only drink Michalobe Amber when there really is no selection at a bar...

I am actually making a Cherry Wheat this summer... Wheat beers are among the easiest to make and making it a Cherry Wheat is really not that hard either.
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Post by falkenbd »

When I buy beer I try to get something I've never had before. Lately I've been getting the beer that comes in 1 big bottle. A few weeks back I had one called "Fin du Mor" that was triple fermented and like 12% abv.

I live in Milwaukee, and there are several micro brewery's here that have bar's/restaraunts - I really like getting those beers. I had a winter porter that was really last weekend.
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Post by tomcat »

I also remember the good ole days of Weizenbier in Germany. My sister in-law still lives there and all I need is a plane ticket and a few weeks off work.

How expensive is it to get everything for brewing?
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