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Jul 01
2009

Nobody expects . . .

Posted by Chris Colby in stout , porter , pale ale , Gatoraid

My homebrew club's homebrew contest — the Austin ZEALOTS Homebrew Inquisition — is coming up. As my homebrew supply has dwindled to next to nothing, I needed to brew some beer. So, that's what I've been doing every other day for the past few days.

Jan 28
2009

2009 Starting Line

Posted by Chris Colby in pale ale , hops

I brewed my first batch of 2009 on Sunday. A few days later than planned, but I got it done. I brewed an American pale ale (recipe below) with two slight twists.

Jun 03
2008

Pale Ale Permutation

Posted by BYO Editor Chris Colby’s Blog in pale ale , 10 gallons

This is a brewing blog . . . and finally, I have some brewing to blog about!

Dec 17
2007

Two Big Brews

Posted by BYO Editor Chris Colby’s Blog in reiterated mash , pale ale

Well, my 15-gallon (57-L) batch of pale ale is brewed, fermented and kegged. Everything went well, though I did worry a bit during the fermentation. I fermented the beer in a 20-gallon (76-L) garbage can. The lid closes, but doesn't seal tightly, so it was a quasi-open fermentation. The open part didn't bother me much, but not being able to see or hear an airlock bubble as a confirmation that fermentation had started was a little disquieting. I didn't want to open the lid to look until I was sure things had kicked off and there was a protective layer of kräusen.

Jun 18
2007

Pre-NHC

Posted by BYO Editor Chris Colby’s Blog in porter , pale ale , IPA , dry stout

OK, so the week after brewing the IPA and porter, I brewed my pale ale and a dry stout.

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