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Posted by Ek0nomik on Aug-23-2008 19:53:

im brewing beer.

yep. 5 gallons worth. my wort is boiling right now. I'm making an IPA (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/India_Pale_Ale). this is going to be hoplicious!

if you're in wisconsin and want a sample sometime, let me know.


Posted by Vivid Boy on Aug-23-2008 20:02:

you're going to die


Posted by tubularbills on Aug-23-2008 21:11:

quote:
Originally posted by Vivid Boy
you're going to die


Posted by adi_hanson on Aug-23-2008 21:17:

mmm homebrew ,
wisconsin?
As your women are so scary , because their big and hairy , this is the best thing eVaR!!!!!!!!


Posted by Krypton on Aug-23-2008 21:53:

These might be appropriate for this thread..




Posted by chach on Aug-23-2008 22:26:

nchs did it first


Posted by Ek0nomik on Aug-23-2008 23:52:

quote:
Originally posted by Krypton
These might be appropriate for this thread..





lol. I like beer, but not the 2nd amendment.

nobody likes hoppy beers? I suppose everyone in c0r likes shit like PBR/Miller/Bud. vomit.


Posted by Zoso on Aug-24-2008 00:02:

quote:
Originally posted by Ek0nomik
lol. I like beer, but not the 2nd amendment.

nobody likes hoppy beers? I suppose everyone in c0r likes shit like PBR/Miller/Bud. vomit.


I'm digging these right now.


Posted by Sunsnail on Aug-24-2008 00:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Krypton


grandpa!


Posted by Mebot on Aug-24-2008 04:49:

Homebrews are like a dime a dozen now. You can go to fucking Target and pick yourself up some create-a-beer kits.

The next up and coming thing is the create-a-spirit. There's this company that supplies you with an oak barrel (miniature like 3 or 5 Liter barrel) and you put in the grain alcohol and the mixture of whatever spirit you want and let it ferment for a week.

You can make whiskey, tequila, bourbon, scotch, brandy and more! and it tastes just like premium brands. Jack, Johnny, Jose, Captain, etc..

www.swishbarrel.com


Posted by Lomeli on Aug-24-2008 05:10:

I LOVE IPA


Posted by Lomeli on Aug-24-2008 05:12:

quote:
Originally posted by Zoso
I'm digging these right now.



They're very popular on the east coast. They replaced Firestone for Yuengling.


Posted by philliez on Aug-24-2008 05:51:

quote:
Originally posted by Lomeli
I LOVE IPA


This.





Too bad I won't be anywhere near wisconsin anytime soon


Posted by Ek0nomik on Aug-24-2008 05:51:

quote:
Originally posted by Mebot
Homebrews are like a dime a dozen now. You can go to fucking Target and pick yourself up some create-a-beer kits.

The next up and coming thing is the create-a-spirit. There's this company that supplies you with an oak barrel (miniature like 3 or 5 Liter barrel) and you put in the grain alcohol and the mixture of whatever spirit you want and let it ferment for a week.

You can make whiskey, tequila, bourbon, scotch, brandy and more! and it tastes just like premium brands. Jack, Johnny, Jose, Captain, etc..

www.swishbarrel.com


kits are for the birds.


Posted by Ek0nomik on Aug-24-2008 05:52:

quote:
Originally posted by philliez
This.





Too bad I won't be anywhere near wisconsin anytime soon


sighhh sighhh. too bad we have great... cows, and corn, and cheese.

edit: and beer!


Posted by philliez on Aug-24-2008 06:08:

do you do mail order?

I really really love a good home-brew


Posted by Sushipunk on Aug-24-2008 06:16:

quote:
Originally posted by philliez
do you do mail order?

I really really love a good hangover


Fixed. Home brew kills your head the next day


Posted by Ek0nomik on Aug-24-2008 06:27:

quote:
Originally posted by Sushipunk
Fixed. Home brew kills your head the next day


you can make home beers w/o it having a high alcohol %.


Posted by Ek0nomik on Aug-24-2008 06:28:

quote:
Originally posted by philliez
do you do mail order?

I really really love a good home-brew


I don't do mail order I'm afraid.


Posted by Sushipunk on Aug-24-2008 06:57:

quote:
Originally posted by Ek0nomik
you can make home beers w/o it having a high alcohol %.


Yes, but the 'unclean' sediment in the beer (which is in itself alcoholic) goes into your system, and it broken down slightly more slowly that the 'liquid' alcohol. This results in punishment for your brain the next day.

Of course, I could be wrong.


Posted by philliez on Aug-24-2008 07:02:

quote:
Originally posted by Sushipunk
Fixed. Home brew kills your head the next day


eh, nothing new


Posted by Ek0nomik on Aug-24-2008 07:28:

quote:
Originally posted by Sushipunk
Yes, but the 'unclean' sediment in the beer (which is in itself alcoholic) goes into your system, and it broken down slightly more slowly that the 'liquid' alcohol. This results in punishment for your brain the next day.

Of course, I could be wrong.


'unclean sediment' is alcohol?

the alcohol comes from yeast eating the sugar. the alcohol is a byproduct, not any form of sediment or chunk in the beer. the sediment you are referring to may be grain or hops that just didn't get filtered out?

although, I will give you that home brews have the availability to be more alcoholic. this IPA that I am brewing (it's downstairs fermenting right now) will be a higher percentage. probably high 7%.


Posted by Sushipunk on Aug-24-2008 07:28:

quote:
Originally posted by philliez
eh, nothing new


Well, I wasn't debating that


Posted by philliez on Aug-24-2008 07:43:

quote:
Originally posted by Ek0nomik
'unclean sediment' is alcohol?

the alcohol comes from yeast eating the sugar.


WAT?

makes no sense, my alcohol comes from a bottle


Posted by Sushipunk on Aug-24-2008 08:04:

quote:
Originally posted by Ek0nomik
'unclean sediment' is alcohol?

the alcohol comes from yeast eating the sugar. the alcohol is a byproduct, not any form of sediment or chunk in the beer. the sediment you are referring to may be grain or hops that just didn't get filtered out?

although, I will give you that home brews have the availability to be more alcoholic. this IPA that I am brewing (it's downstairs fermenting right now) will be a higher percentage. probably high 7%.


quote:
Originally posted by Ek0nomik
'unclean sediment' is alcohol?


No, the 'unclean' sediment is alcoholic. Good beer companies make an effort to remove that shit, and they have a rather sophisticated processes for doing it.

Unclean Sediment (I don't really have a better description for it): Just like most things you soak in alcohol, it absorbs it. The sediment, having more substance or mass, will not be immediately passed through you body like a normal liquid (or a more refined type of alcohol) and so it takes longer for the body to break down. Hence, while you were sleeping, your body didn't get through as much [alcohol] as it may have, if it weren't for the sediment.

HANGOVER.

Again, I could be wrong. This is just my understanding.

SOMEBODY GIVE ME SOME SCIENCE HERE!


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