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Brewed a batch of my Middletown Pale Ale today. First AG batch since getting the flu

Kegged my Summer Wheat, got 5 plus gallons in the keg and 2 one liter PET bottles using the carbonator cap, will be nice to see how this batch turned out tomorrow trying the bottled samples.

Bottled a Mosaic SMaSH Pale Ale. Easy Breezy recipe. Smelled great. Couldn't tell you what the final gravity was though, as I busted yet another hydrometer.

Ibasterd wrote:as I busted yet another hydrometer.

They are like lemmings.

Kicked the keg of Awe-Rye Pale Ale, cleaned the keg and kegged up 3 gallons Apple Cider,back sweetened with a can frozen organic apple juice concentrate, seems just right between sweet and too dry, dumped 3 gallons organic Lemonade on the S-04 yeast cake from the cider, 1.5 tsp. yeast energizer and 5 gram packet of Red Star Premier Cuvée, OG for the Hardly Lemonade 1.050, have a can of frozen organic limeade concentrate to back sweeten with.

Just finished bottling a Lombard Street Swill. It's a steam beer developed with Phil.

I'll be bottling a 2.5 batch of 9/Fifteen Pale Ale. It's for the rehearsal dinner. I think it turned out okay. Not great, but okay.

Then I'm brewing a 2.5 batch of Great Scott 60/-. A good low ABV beer for the hot weather. I also need to add lemon zest to the batch of Sunbonnet Lemon Wheat I brewed last week. Otherwise, it won't be a lemon wheat.

Mash in on for my Botoms Up American Brown Ale.

Nice! Like the set up Steve!

That's a sweet setup Steve. Brew on!

Thanks. So far it works for me, two burner camp stove and a $30 rack till I can put together an all in one stand, like Dans.

Once you get things down pat, don't change it. If it works for you, keep it.

Good looking setup Dawg

I'm going to brew a Hef next, haven't done one in a while and I want one. As soon as my current beer can be moved to the secondary, I will do it.

Beer-lord wrote:Once you get things down pat, don't change it. If it works for you, keep it.

Wouldn't change too much but if I could get this setup a little more compact and on wheels I'd be set.