BeerBorg

All true, and yet ironically not. I would guess that as a group, the Borg has the smallest, simplest, cheapest set up of any group of brewers. Okay, maybe not than Lithuanian farmhouse brewers. But this group grew out of MrBeer and BrewDemon, and kind of follows that philosophy. I mean, I brew simply with three buckets, a carboy, a BDC, 7 kegs, a ferm fridge, three thermometers, four kettles....
Never mind.

John Sand wrote:All true, and yet ironically not. I would guess that as a group, the Borg has the smallest, simplest, cheapest set up of any group of brewers. Okay, maybe not than Lithuanian farmhouse brewers. But this group grew out of MrBeer and BrewDemon, and kind of follows that philosophy. I mean, I brew simply with three buckets, a carboy, a BDC, 7 kegs, a ferm fridge, three thermometers, four kettles....
Never mind.

Yeah I don't have anywhere near that much.

Someday I would love to see your brewing setup in person, Jeff.

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Kealia wrote:Someday I would love to see your brewing setup in person, Jeff.

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I've seen it and he told me it's mine when he passes. No rush Jeff, I'll give you 2 more years to get it ready for me.

Kealia wrote:Someday I would love to see your brewing setup in person, Jeff.

I know the head brewer and could probably get you a personal tour. Swing by anytime next week.

Beer-lord wrote:I've seen it and he told me it's mine when he passes. No rush Jeff, I'll give you 2 more years to get it ready for me.

I was thinking about leaving it to Chuck.

This is why I love you jeff....and ONLY you.

This thread is hilarious! I use the left over to experiment. Most of the time, that experiment involves bourbon and/or oak chips.


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What is this leftover beer you keep talking about? That's like left over wine, right? There's never any left over wine nor beer at my house.
j/k