2-row SMaSH

Skrimpy · May 14, 2011

Tomorrow AM. Mashing 18lbs of 2-row, boiling with 4 oz of cascade hops and pitching safale 04 and 05.

njnydigger · May 14, 2011

Wow! Super :thumbsup:

Wonderful

That is the coolest thing ever :hello2:

Now would you mind explaining what the heck you mean :laughing7:

I'm hoping it's nothing like a meth lab :tard:

N.J.THer · May 14, 2011

Enjoy....

Scott (Mich) · May 14, 2011

Today's Finds?

Please explain what you are saying. The only really wild guess I can make since you mention hops is that this is some type of beer recipe??

I am trying to figure out how this is treasure related.

Of course if this is a really good beer recipe you found today then maybe that is why you put it in the "Today's Finds" forum.

savant365 · May 14, 2011

Sounds tastey :thumbsup:

spitfire55 · May 15, 2011

BEER?

Skrimpy · May 15, 2011

I guess you could say, "I found the ingredients" on my kitchen table. yup. beer it is. too wet to hunt this weekend so I'm making 10 gallons of ale! I just put it in this forum for fun. If the mods want to move it, that's fine.

creskol · May 15, 2011

WoW !! Nice finds! Can't wait to see the final results of your beertrolysis and preservation techniques!

Metal Magnet · May 15, 2011

what type of beer are you making? i started last year and made some good stuff - more beginner stuff of course. would love to hear more about how long you have been brewing, etc.

baspinall · May 15, 2011

Not sure what it has to do with today's finds but thats the only way to go when your making beer. Those kits (cans) suck.

Brian

Skrimpy · May 16, 2011

Metal Magnet said:
what type of beer are you making? i started last year and made some good stuff - more beginner stuff of course. would love to hear more about how long you have been brewing, etc.

It's a pale ale made with only one kind of malt and one kind of hop. American 2-row malted barley and cascade hops. Brewed it up yesterday and boy does the wort taste good! It's fermenting now and should be ready to keg in a week! Can't. Wait.

baspinall · May 18, 2011

Cascade are my favorites! They are the best aromatic as well in my book. I had them growing out back for years. Still may have some tubers alive back there if your interested in growing your own? if so PM me.

Brian