Big homebrew bottling day

[daniyal]

Enjoy the fruit of your labour bro!!

 

[Smoke_Eater]

Wow. I love stouts and that just sounds amazing!!!!

Ditto. Nice work and thanks for sharing! Been floating the idea of brewing with a buddy of mine for quite some time now. You're pushing me closer & closer to that edge. :smokingbo

 

[NCost]

The mini-kegs I use are only 1.25 gallons and I use a phil-tap system so pressure is constant and easy to use. I've done many various brews (brewing since '95) and never had an issue w/ the mini-keg system.

 

[smokinghole]

I've often thought about the mini-kegs. However bottles are free and hassle enough for me. I have a nice system and sometimes the lady of the house help by capping while I fill.

 

[NCost]

thats cool, different strokes for different folks. I got tired of bottling and needing the space for them.

 

[Mythsmoker]

That maple bacon sounds friggin good. Big thumbs up on your abilities for brewing. I don't have the patience for that.

 

[smokinghole]

Here's the tripel. It has a real rocky fluffy foam that rests on top for quite a while. Then it dissipates into a thin layer.

 

[JRL]

That looks good, going to try one of my blueberry stouts in just a bit. Hope its ready to roll.

 

[GoingPostal]

Now that's some passion for beer, and guess bacon does make everything better

 

[smokinghole]

Well I found a company selling some bottle wax stuff for a decent deal. I figured since I give my annual imperial stout as Christmas beer to family as a gift of sorts I'd make it look bad ass. So I got some bottle wax.

This was a test run on the seven sample bottles I have set aside. I intend to buy a dry metallic copper powder pigment to add on the real bottles. I think the gray is a nice contrast though.

 

[danthebugman]

Looks good :thumbsup:.

Dan