“They who drink beer will think beer.” -Washington Irving
My most recent batch of brew is in the bottle and should be ready for a sample in about a week or so. Ideally, I’d like to have it ready to go for BockFest. I’d love to take along a few bottles/growlers of it to give to some friends to sample. I brewed this batch of Copper from a kit I’d ordered from Midwest Brewing Supplies. Midwest is where I ordered my original brewing kit and brew pot from and they’ve been amazing. Great customer service, fast shipping and excellent products.
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How did the Copper Ale turn out? I have a batch fermenting as we speak (3.5 days in). This is my first attempt at making beer.
Comment by Josh — March 10, 2010 @ 8:38 am
It was probably one of my favorite extract kits that I’ve ever done. Sooner or later I’ll need to try it with my All-Grain setup and see how it turns out.
Comment by Peter — March 10, 2010 @ 1:09 pm