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I will have 2 if I ever get back. Stopped by Hill Farmstead and the Alchemist today. Will let you know when I catch up

Just a side note. Was going to bottle an American Barleywine after 6 months of aging in secondary and found it didn't have enough hop balance, so in the bottling bucket, previously being purged with CO2, I dumped in 2 ounces of hops and let stand for 2 days, sort of late dry hopping. Tasted like the...

I have good luck with 099 super high gravity yeast in addition with san diego or by itself. Since I am away, can't check previous brews. Good luck

Ditto all!

Just thought I would pass this on for anyone interested Homebrew Competition Public · Hosted by Newport Beach Brewing Co. InterestedGoingShare clock Saturday, May 19 at 6 PM - 8 PM pin Newport Beach Brewing Co. 2920 Newport Blvd, Newport Beach, California 92663 Show Map About Discussion 10 Going · 5...

Also, in the vicinity is Wurzthaus. Good and more unusual hot dogs etc. with usually great beers on tap.
Post if you get a chance to try.

Sure Tim, will take off your hands
Have several styles to pick from, Kolsch, Yam/pumpkin, swarzbier, munich dunkel,German Pils, Experimental stout, Rye, wheatwine, grodziskie, Czech dark lager, winter seasonal, cream ale, american barleywine, tropical stout and some others
let me know your timing
DT

Great job Will!

For those that are AHA members, we can nominate a homebrew shop to receive this award. I have nominated Windsor Homebrew Supply since he does a good job of supporting our club.
I encourage all to submit their support for a shop they thinks is deserving.

American Wheat or Rye Beer was 6D in the 2008 guidelines which it seems you could enter under Alternate Categorizations, 6, Light Hybrid Beer, American Wheat Beer in the 2015 Guidelines; don't know for sure. Might look at the 2008 guidelines description anyway if you haven't already. I did one in Ju...

Yes, the Barrelhouse is cool!

There were a total of 23 responses times 8 choices each for a total of 184 choices. Following is the top to bottom results for BJCP subcategory choices: example; 6 people chose Cream Ale and 6 people chose Saison 7 Kolsch 6 Cream Ale, Saison 5 Double IPA, Irish Red Ale, American IPA, Belgian Tripel,...

Presently, I have 18 responses to the style survey; will hand out at the off-month meeting for anyone who hasn't completed one before I finish the tally and reveal the results and the style for the March meeting. So far, quite interesting.

Great job Will!

Heads up for January
German Pils & Czech Pilsner
If you have brewed any, please bring
Also, will be brewing tomorrow of anyone wants to stop by, 9am on