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    I brew my own beer, that's one of the things I've done so far the week. I have a couple more batches to do before long. My other half is being sensible and now wants to stay home and save money. Gotta love her. She knows I need more parts and that's one way for me to afford to buy them.
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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(jethro_3 &#064; Jun 20 2006, 07&#58;23 PM) [snapback]55846[/snapback]</div>
    Go west of Kerrville in the hillcountry and go to a bed and breakfast. Nice ride, they cook breakfast and then you can enjoy the history of the area without the "hotel" feel.....

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    boernes about 45 min from kerrville. ranked one of the 50 best cities to live. the hill country is quiet pretty to drive through though, especially if you can find some back roads to go for a nice drive on

    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(RedHeartbeat &#064; Jun 20 2006, 11&#58;22 PM) [snapback]55885[/snapback]</div>
    I brew my own beer, that&#39;s one of the things I&#39;ve done so far the week. I have a couple more batches to do before long. My other half is being sensible and now wants to stay home and save money. Gotta love her. She knows I need more parts and that&#39;s one way for me to afford to buy them.
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    hahaha my buddy that lives with me, or is going to in austin next year brews his own beer.
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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(RedHeartbeat &#064; Jun 20 2006, 11&#58;22 PM) [snapback]55885[/snapback]</div>
    I brew my own beer, that&#39;s one of the things I&#39;ve done so far the week. I have a couple more batches to do before long. My other half is being sensible and now wants to stay home and save money. Gotta love her. She knows I need more parts and that&#39;s one way for me to afford to buy them.
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    I want to try some&#33;
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    My stockpile is depleted right now but once this batch is done maybe I&#39;ll bring some with me next time we get together. I don&#39;t drink it much any more but it&#39;s still fun to make a batch now and again. My fave is a newcastle nut brown style beer. I&#39;ll make a batch of stout similar to Guiness once a year, my fiance&#39; won&#39;t drink it hardly at all, says it tastes like black licorice. My biggest problem is getting pop-top bottles. I only buy store beer with pop tops like Heinekin or Grolsch so that I have the bottles for later.
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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(RedHeartbeat &#064; Jun 21 2006, 10&#58;28 AM) [snapback]55915[/snapback]</div>
    My stockpile is depleted right now but once this batch is done maybe I&#39;ll bring some with me next time we get together. I don&#39;t drink it much any more but it&#39;s still fun to make a batch now and again. My fave is a newcastle nut brown style beer. I&#39;ll make a batch of stout similar to Guiness once a year, my fiance&#39; won&#39;t drink it hardly at all, says it tastes like black licorice. My biggest problem is getting pop-top bottles. I only buy store beer with pop tops like Heinekin or Grolsch so that I have the bottles for later.
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    Sounds like you and I like the same types of beer too&#33;
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    my days of drinking cheap beer are over. I drank my share of bud, coors, brown derby, black label, hamms, lite and all the other mass produced cheap beers when I was younger. Now that I can sit back and enjoy a beer instead of trying to drink the bottling company dry, I buy a bolder flavor beer and even enjoy my Guiness at room temp. I spent two weeks in England and drank a lot of ales while I was there. I haven&#39;t been the same since.
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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(RedHeartbeat &#064; Jun 21 2006, 11&#58;10 AM) [snapback]55922[/snapback]</div>
    my days of drinking cheap beer are over. I drank my share of bud, coors, brown derby, black label, hamms, lite and all the other mass produced cheap beers when I was younger. Now that I can sit back and enjoy a beer instead of trying to drink the bottling company dry, I buy a bolder flavor beer and even enjoy my Guiness at room temp. I spent two weeks in England and drank a lot of ales while I was there. I haven&#39;t been the same since.
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    I hear ya&#33; Most of the time it makes me feel so crappy afterward I&#39;d rather it at least taste good. Ah getting old sux&#33;
    2006 Superior Blue Trailblazer SS AWD, Stock as a rock

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    Sold: 1981 GMC LB RC 1500 2002 4.8L 4L60E 12 bolt 3.73 Richmond Lock Right AC PS Nelson Performance tuning

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    hey red do you use any kind of cider when you brew yours? my buddy used cider. i dont really know exactly how or what he did when he brewed it, all i know is it tasted like cider, but it was beer.
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    If it tastes like cider something is wrong. Cider taste most commonly happens when you use beet sugar or corn sugar in excessive amounts trying to raise the alcohol level. If you use spraymalt, powdered malt, you will not get the cider-like flavor. I have only made two batches using pure corn sugar as food for the yeast. The yeast consume the malts and sugars to form the alcohol. Malt is more expensive but it enhances the flavor of the beers/ales making them taste much better and provide a better body to the beer.
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