LOL ! Your a nut ! Made me think of that Planet fitness commercial when you were sipping off that Mega Mug, , , I pick mugs up and I drink them down. Very nice looking beer Cheers !
Right! Thank you very much Berge, and cheers! I have never been to Norway, but it is definitely towards the top of my list of to-go places before I die. :-)
Thanks for the info on, "Amarillo hops". Im like you, do NOT like Cascade, for reason you mentioned. I like to replace Cascade with , Galaxy hops, but hard to find, without paying for shipping. Cheers!
just wanted to say thanks for all the awesome videos... if I had not started watching your videos I'd still be doing extract... you basically taught me how to all grain brewing. I just wanted to say thanks....
You sold it so well that I gonna brew it, but but need to replace the galena hops. I was thinking maybe use centennial or summit instead. What do you think? What would you use if not galena? Cool video!!
awesome video and IPA joe! with your experience what's been the best way of carbing your beer in the keg? force carbing with 25 psi and shaking for a couple minutes? letting it force carb at 25 psi for a couple days without shaking? or setting it at serving pressure for a week or so? asking cause your's has perfect carbonation. again love your videos!
Thanks Abraham! Actually, I do the set-and-forget method, where for my beers I set them at 11-12 PSI and let them cool at 38F for about a week. Typically they're perfectly carbed for my tastes by that point. I used to do the shaking method, but found it caused more problems than solutions, so switched to the set-and-forget method and have never looked back since!
Looking to get myself a Spike Brewing kettle. Looking into the different ports such as ones for whirlpooling. Any recommendations as of any additional ports to get as I'm new to the all grain world? I want to get any additional ports added before I order so I have them welded into the kettle.
Honestly, I'm loving my setup so much, I can only imagine my only upgrade moving forward is going to be larger sized equipment so I can start production... LOL
Just putting together my system, which is very similar to yours...still waiting on the kettles from Spike Brewing. A question, now that you've got a few brews under your belt, with the new system...do you notice any flow problems, or plugging problems with the plate chiller? thanks
Thanks for getting back to me. I've, now, had my system up and running for a while now...have gotten a decent number of brews done. I haven't had any problems with the plate chiller plugging up either. It's really a nice system and those Spike Kettles are a joy to Brew...and they clean so easy! I do a lot of whirlpool hops and have made good use of a (side) hop spider. We'll, take care...and thanks for posting the information on your system. Side note...my current beer is a cream ale, in which I used local popcorn for the corn selection. He wort was nicely interesting
Haha! Good stuff! One and done! The IPA looks beautiful - I was drinking my own TrainWreck IPA (made with Amarillo, Citra, and Willamette) when you put your huge glass up to the camera - color is almost the same - made me thirsty, so I took another gulp! Cheers from central China (and Portland whenever I have time to go back home!)
Thanks! It's just too 'catty' I guess for me. I find it to be too pungent, but like you said, to each his own! It's our best selling hop at my shop, so clearly I am not in the majority on that one!
Duuudde Amazing!!!!!!!!
Nice!
Thanks Raj!
nice mug beer looks good
Thank you!
Love the mug! Ahhhhh!
Haha thanks!
that is a great mug !
Thanks Rusty!
I use to drink right out of a picture in Austin TX in the 70’s for 50 cents a picture, the line was long so I got two 😂👍👍 Cheers 17
Good one. I'll have two please 👍😀
Amarillo nice hop I used it in my cascade Amarillo pale ale was nice batch need to get another pale on
Awesome!
LOL ! Your a nut ! Made me think of that Planet fitness commercial when you were sipping off that Mega Mug, , , I pick mugs up and I drink them down. Very nice looking beer Cheers !
LOL Thanks Todd!
Awesome looking IPA Joe. After a 1/2gallon mug, I would be chillin. I'll have to try out your exercise routine lol. Cheers 17!!
Oh yes, I was quite chill after that went down... Almost dead... LOL
i love Amarillo hops!!!! my absolute favorite ! how can i try peoples home made ipas?
Daaamn, thats what I call a beer mug. Looks freaking amazing! Great stuff. Cheers buddy! Much love from Norway!
Right! Thank you very much Berge, and cheers! I have never been to Norway, but it is definitely towards the top of my list of to-go places before I die. :-)
I've been waiting for one of these videos to see how the beers came out! Awesome glass by the way.
Thank you!
I’m trying to make set up like u got, do a all grain run and explain lol I’m learning I’m just a drinker cheers 17
Thanks for the info on, "Amarillo hops". Im like you, do NOT like Cascade, for reason you mentioned. I like to replace Cascade with , Galaxy hops, but hard to find, without paying for shipping. Cheers!
So true. They're almost impossible to find now for us shop owners too...
AGREED! Amarillo is a damn fine hop..! I made a Hop Hog Clone and the Amarillo sets it off :D
Nice! It really is my favorite, in any IPA or pale style really...
Joe I always use true to style yeast im not bringing down US05 but most brewers don,t use dry yeast but use what you want Sir
To each their own!
Exactly! I was shooting for a very mellow, next to no yeast character, and good ol US-05 did the trick with this one.
just wanted to say thanks for all the awesome videos... if I had not started watching your videos I'd still be doing extract... you basically taught me how to all grain brewing. I just wanted to say thanks....
Awesome! Thank you very much for the shout-out! :-) I hope the all-grain batches have been going awesomely!
I am about to brew an amarillo single rye ipa. Hopefully the result comes out well lol
You sold it so well that I gonna brew it, but but need to replace the galena hops. I was thinking maybe use centennial or summit instead. What do you think? What would you use if not galena? Cool video!!
This inspired me to do a Citramarillo IPA, currently fermenting :)
Nice! How did it turn out?
awesome video and IPA joe! with your experience what's been the best way of carbing your beer in the keg? force carbing with 25 psi and shaking for a couple minutes? letting it force carb at 25 psi for a couple days without shaking? or setting it at serving pressure for a week or so? asking cause your's has perfect carbonation. again love your videos!
Thanks Abraham! Actually, I do the set-and-forget method, where for my beers I set them at 11-12 PSI and let them cool at 38F for about a week. Typically they're perfectly carbed for my tastes by that point. I used to do the shaking method, but found it caused more problems than solutions, so switched to the set-and-forget method and have never looked back since!
Looking to get myself a Spike Brewing kettle. Looking into the different ports such as ones for whirlpooling. Any recommendations as of any additional ports to get as I'm new to the all grain world? I want to get any additional ports added before I order so I have them welded into the kettle.
Honestly, I'm loving my setup so much, I can only imagine my only upgrade moving forward is going to be larger sized equipment so I can start production... LOL
Looks real good man, could have done with a glass of that last night after work! :D
Right! :-)
Great vid Joe
Hey what pressure do u have ur regulator set at?
Typically around 11-12 PSI, at 38-40 F.
Just putting together my system, which is very similar to yours...still waiting on the kettles from Spike Brewing. A question, now that you've got a few brews under your belt, with the new system...do you notice any flow problems, or plugging problems with the plate chiller? thanks
Nope, never had a problem with any of it!
Thanks for getting back to me. I've, now, had my system up and running for a while now...have gotten a decent number of brews done. I haven't had any problems with the plate chiller plugging up either.
It's really a nice system and those Spike Kettles are a joy to Brew...and they clean so easy!
I do a lot of whirlpool hops and have made good use of a (side) hop spider.
We'll, take care...and thanks for posting the information on your system.
Side note...my current beer is a cream ale, in which I used local popcorn for the corn selection. He wort was nicely interesting
can you make a chocolate and coffee beer kind of like Guinness type
Absolutely!
terpsichoreankid thanks
Thanks for this. I know you said your not a hop head but would love to see some more hop combos on IPAs, APA etc.
I will keep that in mind James!
Haha! Good stuff! One and done! The IPA looks beautiful - I was drinking my own TrainWreck IPA (made with Amarillo, Citra, and Willamette) when you put your huge glass up to the camera - color is almost the same - made me thirsty, so I took another gulp! Cheers from central China (and Portland whenever I have time to go back home!)
Thank you very much, and Cheers!
LOL! 64 oz curls to work off that beer!
Damn right! LOL
HOW CAN YOU NOT LIKE CITRA????? It is no doubt my go-to-hop! But to each his own:-) The Amarillo IPA looks amazing though! Cheers.
Thanks! It's just too 'catty' I guess for me. I find it to be too pungent, but like you said, to each his own! It's our best selling hop at my shop, so clearly I am not in the majority on that one!
I was waiting for the bonus material when the camera gets turned back on after chugging the remainder from that glass 🙊
LOL I was in bad shape after I finished this "glass" of beer... LOL
Joe another great Hop to do an all Ipa is Columbus turns out great every time Cheers Robert
Columbus is a great one too!
What are your most favorite hop combinations?
The Doctor said, "Just One Drink!" That is a lot of pee! Cheers, Joe! \m/
LOL Right!
You drink slow Joe!
LOL I"m out of practice!
Monster glass!! I need to try that one.. YES do that thing with Eric!!! That would be awesome!!
U need to work out more lol😂😂😂👍
Beer porn and music, lol
Damn right!
I hate Amarillo, taste like flowers
:-(