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This is really cool. I hope you have a blast.
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Inkleg wrote:
Beer-lord wrote:I'm sure everyone but the kilt guy is fun to be around.
:rofl: :huh: Don't make me come down there and walk around your Parish in my attire, Po'boy. :lol:


:o :wow:
If they roll it out around the end of Oct. might be able to partake. I'll be heading to Madison, Wi. area for the oldest grand daughters birthday.
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Now that`s cool!
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If you take wort home it will be interesting to see how what you fermented at home compares to what they ferment there.
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That's awesome!! Would love to have a bottle of it as a souvenir after drinking the contents :)
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Gymrat wrote:If you take wort home it will be interesting to see how what you fermented at home compares to what they ferment there.
Now that would be really cool to do if they would let you "sneak" a little out even if just a LBK sized batch.
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DaYooper wrote:
Gymrat wrote:If you take wort home it will be interesting to see how what you fermented at home compares to what they ferment there.
Now that would be really cool to do if they would let you "sneak" a little out even if just a LBK sized batch.
We shall see... I have not asked them yet, but I will bring a couple carboys with me "just in case"...
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russki wrote:Some of you may remember that just about a year ago I won the BOS at a local competition, and as a "prize", I would brew my recipe on a production system at a local brewery/brewpub...
Yes I remember that, Great deal for you. Enjoy and take Pics for us to drool over. :urock:
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