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56 years old Coconut Creek/Davie
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I have been brewing for close to 4 years & enjoy the study of brewing. A native I am, & have watched South Florida grow up. This is Colleen & she is my official brewing cheerleader. My pleasure is seeing new members getting excited about the world of brewing. Post a CommentOops!The words you entered did not match the given text. Please try again. 5 Comments
Hi steve. It's Eddy we spoke at the last meeting. I was wondering if you still had those bottles we were talking about. If you do I would love to take them off your hands. Do you think I could pick them up some time this week? If you threw them out or need them for something else don't sweat it.
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Seasonal Beer Brewing For many years, I?ve wanted to do a better job of matching my beer brewing with seasons and major holidays. But I always found myself behind. When October rolled around it was too late to brew that Oktoberfest, and my green beer was always a bit too late for St Patty?s day. My stouts were always finished for the warm summer months. To combat this, I?ve assembled a brewing schedule of sorts to help me have mature beers ready for the right holiday or season. To keep it simple, I?ve listed popular styles of beer for different seasons by quarter, and a corresponding list of which quarter you need to brew them in. The assumption here is that 3 months lead time is enough for me to assemble the ingredients, brew the beer, and have it mature properly. While I don?t brew all of these styles each year, it gives me a list to choose from. Winter Beer Styles ? Beers to Brew in Fall, Drink in Winter: Holiday Ales Christmas/Winter Beer Stouts, Porters and other Dark Beers Barley Wine (needs long aging ? start a year or more in advance) Winter Wheats Smoked Rauchbier Scotch Ale Old Ale Spring Beer Styles ? Beers to Brew in Winter, Drink in Spring Irish Ale and Irish Stout Green Beer for St Patty?s Day Bock/Doppelbock India Pale Ale Fruit Beer Wheat Beer, Weizen and Weisse ? particularly Hefeweizen Saison Blonde Ale Belgian Wit/White Beer Summer Beer Styles ? Beers to Brew in Spring, Drink in Summer Bavarian Weizen/Weisse Pilsner Cream Ale Steam Beer ? California Common Kolsch Beer Summer Ales Saison Fruit/Wheat Beers Fall Beer Styles ? Beers to Brew in Summer, Drink in the Fall Marzen/Oktoberfest Pumpkin Beer English Pale Ale Brown Ales Dunkelweizen Harvest Ale Do you have your own seasonal beer suggestion? Drop a comment on the forum for all to read. Join in the Discussion Join over 4,000 fellow brewers on the BeerSmith Discussion Forum. Get the latest recipes, brewing advice and updates from top brewers around the world. Post a message on the introductions board to introduce yourself to other members. BeerSmith Home Brewing Discussion Forum: forum.beersmith.com BeerSmith Support: beersmith.com/support.htm Blog Articles: blog.beersmith.com
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Seasonal Beer Brewing For many years, I?ve wanted to do a better job of matching my beer brewing with seasons and major holidays. But I always found myself behind. When October rolled around it was too late to brew that Oktoberfest, and my green beer was always a bit too late for St Patty?s day. My stouts were always finished for the warm summer months. To combat this, I?ve assembled a brewing schedule of sorts to help me have mature beers ready for the right holiday or season. To keep it simple, I?ve listed popular styles of beer for different seasons by quarter, and a corresponding list of which quarter you need to brew them in. The assumption here is that 3 months lead time is enough for me to assemble the ingredients, brew the beer, and have it mature properly. While I don?t brew all of these styles each year, it gives me a list to choose from. Winter Beer Styles ? Beers to Brew in Fall, Drink in Winter: Holiday Ales Christmas/Winter Beer Stouts, Porters and other Dark Beers Barley Wine (needs long aging ? start a year or more in advance) Winter Wheats Smoked Rauchbier Scotch Ale Old Ale Spring Beer Styles ? Beers to Brew in Winter, Drink in Spring Irish Ale and Irish Stout Green Beer for St Patty?s Day Bock/Doppelbock India Pale Ale Fruit Beer Wheat Beer, Weizen and Weisse ? particularly Hefeweizen Saison Blonde Ale Belgian Wit/White Beer Summer Beer Styles ? Beers to Brew in Spring, Drink in Summer Bavarian Weizen/Weisse Pilsner Cream Ale Steam Beer ? California Common Kolsch Beer Summer Ales Saison Fruit/Wheat Beers Fall Beer Styles ? Beers to Brew in Summer, Drink in the Fall Marzen/Oktoberfest Pumpkin Beer English Pale Ale Brown Ales Dunkelweizen Harvest Ale Do you have your own seasonal beer suggestion? Drop a comment on the forum for all to read. Join in the Discussion Join over 4,000 fellow brewers on the BeerSmith Discussion Forum. Get the latest recipes, brewing advice and updates from top brewers around the world. Post a message on the introductions board to introduce yourself to other members. BeerSmith Home Brewing Discussion Forum: forum.beersmith.com BeerSmith Support: beersmith.com/support.htm Blog Articles: blog.beersmith.com
Chuck I have been playing with this a bit. I can't seem to get the thumb nails back after I turned them off!
Lets get signed on folks. Glad to see a Flab website. This is something that moves our club forward.
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