So, we did some quality control on the beers I'm bringing, and the American Stout is being reclassified as a San Diego Baltic Porter. The 10% tripel is ready to go, and the mild is what you expect a mild to be.
I'm with Todd. Friday is a warm-up, there's usually some commercial beer around. We rarely have beer left over on Saturday, do we? Do we really jockey to get beers on tap?
Do we really want to bust out six beers the night before? Last year I think we had one or two, mostly because we thought it would be funny to haul a keg around.
I mostly agree with Graz here, but here's my take.
Your fermenter is about 40-50 pounds of mass, and liquid and glass hold heat well. Actively fermenting yeast generate heat. I've heard that the middle of a carboy-sized fermenter can be 5 degrees…
I have plenty of all three sizes. I bought them in bulk from McMaster-Carr a while back. You'll have to brave the frozen tundra up north here to get them, though...
I'm going to bring Hextupel, my 10% tripel from the brew-off, and Earl of Oxford Stout, a stout vaguely inspired by Rogue's Shakespeare Stout. I'll also bring mild for the campsite.
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