BeerBorg

For mold, fruitflies, hop clogs and spillage. But the sample tasted really good. (Brewer's Best APA)
I may bottle a batch of Centennial Blonde later. Never Surrender!

Good to see it was no different than my bottling days. Carry on.

I bottled the second batch. Smoother, just discovered a little grass (the lawn kind) in the bottle soaking pot. I let them dry outside, upside down. But a landscaper with a leaf blower defeats that precaution. Brew and learn. "Tastes like grass? It's the hops."

Sometimes it feels like universe is trying to keep us from making good beer, doesn't it???

Kealia wrote:Sometimes it feels like universe is trying to keep us from making good beer, doesn't it???

sometimes the universe punishes us for making good beer too. had just finished making a cream ale...decided to take out the trash. the flipflops i was wearing snagged on something and i went over the top of the recycle bin. smashed 2 toes, had a nail snap nearly in half accross the middle and left about 2 inches of skin off my knee on the driveway.. .and i was completely sober at the time. go figure.

Ouch! Zorak, I hope you had a few drinks after!

The beer gods have taken their share.