Just saying hello

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draeh2020
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How do I get discounts from brewdeman?
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Welcome to the Borg, Steve! You can find that info ( need to be signed in ), in the trading post section of the forum and in the sub section " Members Only Deals ". Glad you found this great group of brewers, there are many different levels of brewers her that have probably experienced something that you may have a question about, so please ask, somebody should have an answer for you! The BEST piece of advice is BE PATIENT! If not using an hydrometer, keep your beer fermenting for 3 weeks, then bottle per instruction and let condition at room temp for 4 weeks.
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Next Up?
Kolsch?
Ginger Beer?
Traveling Red?
Yazoo Gerst Clone?
Peanut Butter Porter?

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Cherry Mead
California Moscato

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Hardly Apple Cider on tap
Hardly Cherry Lime-Aid on tap
Oktoberfestive-Ale on tap
PGA Cider (Pear, Ginger, Apple) on tap 3rd Founders Cup 2016 King Of The Mountain on tap
Bottoms Up Brown on tap GOLD 2016 Ohio Brew Week Silver 2016 Ohio State Fair Silver 2016 Son of Brewzilla, Silver 2015 Son of Brewzilla, Bronze 2015 King Of The Mountain on tap
NITWIT BELGIAN STRONG ALE Banjo-Dawg RCE bottled
DAWG LB PALE ALE bottled
CITRA SLAPPED AMBER ALE bottle
MO FREEDOM SMaSH bottle
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Welcome to both of you!
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Beers I regularly brew:
Bell's Best Brown clone
Irish Hills Red - I call this "Ann Arbor Red"
Mackinac Island Red - I call this "Michigan Red"
Oatmeal Stout - I call this Not Fat, Stout - Oatmeal Stout

Bottled 5 gallons of Ann Arbor Red on 4/18/17. Bottled 5 gallons of Michigan Red on 5/8/17.

Brewed in 2017 - 22.13 gallons (19.91 in 2012, 48.06 in 2013, 61.39 in 2014, 84.26 in 2015,46.39 in 2016)
Brewed in lifetime - 282.14 gallons
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Welcome 2020, the only thing I could add to Dawgs nailed it greeting is a link to the discount thread.
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welcome to the forum, draeh2020
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I am drinking ale today."

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draeh2020 wrote:Hello, my name is Steve. I am new to home brewing. I am looking forward to many good beers. :fedora:
Welcome, Steve. You have now entered into the most captivating hobby there is and, at the same time, entered the best web forum of any kind in the WWW. Enjoy the ride and enjoy the beers.
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Are awake through years with transferred touch and go on glowing
For long years.
And for this reason some old things are lovely
Warm still with the life of forgotten men who made them.

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Welcome new folks! Its great to see so many new brewers here. Two things I hope to get to try is mead at some point and cider. They're I guess the last frontiers of beer brewing.
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ScrewyBrewer wrote:Welcome new folks! Its great to see so many new brewers here. Two things I hope to get to try is mead at some point and cider. They're I guess the last frontiers of beer brewing.
Hey Screwy, try making that Nong Cider. You'll like it.
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Yankeedag wrote:
ScrewyBrewer wrote:Welcome new folks! Its great to see so many new brewers here. Two things I hope to get to try is mead at some point and cider. They're I guess the last frontiers of beer brewing.
Hey Screwy, try making that Nong Cider. You'll like it.
Time for me to step into the world of cider too. Just looked through the cider section and didn't see the Nong Cider recipe out there. Care to post that over there for us cider newbies?
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Yankeedag wrote:
ScrewyBrewer wrote:Welcome new folks! Its great to see so many new brewers here. Two things I hope to get to try is mead at some point and cider. They're I guess the last frontiers of beer brewing.
Hey Screwy, try making that Nong Cider. You'll like it.
'Dag I wouldn't know where to start.
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Here ya go Screwy.

FrozenInTime wrote:Here is a simple, yet awesome tasting Hard Cider since u mentioned cider, comes from Yankeedag, one of our esteemed members on here. I have made it several times, it rocks!

NONG Cider (2.25 gallon batch):
5 cans of apple juice concentrate (pure, make sure there are NO preservatives added) (I have also used 2.25 gallons of apple cider, must be fresh with no preservatives)
2 pounds white sugar
1 pound lactose (I found this amount too sweet for me so I backed it down to 4 ounces, depends on how sweet you want it, up to you)
3 tsp pumpkin pie spice
1 pack Champaign or Lavine 1118 sparkling wine yeast (I use which ever one I can get my hands on)

You can drink this after 3 months conditioning, but I like to condition it atleast a year (my preference, 3 months is fine). You can go without the lactose but plan on atleast a year conditioning.

But of course, the Mr Beer (have not tried the Brew Devil version) is also good, but IMHO not as.

Edit: Want to add, I do not bottle or keg carb mine, I prefer it still (no carbonation).
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I've been down for a few weeks so this may be old news but have you found the section we have here for wine mead and cider yet?? You'll see we are divided into several topic sections just scroll down the main page to find what you're interested in.

There are quite a few members who will be able to help get you started.

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