I brewed 10 gallons of oatmeal stout last night

[Symarip]

I think it'll be the perfect toasting pint on election night.

Anybody else brew beer on DU? I had let it go for about 9 months but I think I'm going to keep with it since the price of grain needed to make 10 gallons of beer is about the price of a typical import case.

[sasquatch]

1. I'd like to but no I don't

[Symarip]

3. It's a little bit of an investment for the equipment

Though there are plenty of work arounds with a little help on the internet. And it's a little bit of work (takes about 5-6 hours if you decide to use the all grain method).

But oh... The rewards. Fresh beer with no additives. Beer made to your taste. And, the best part - only 25 - 35 dollars for ten gallons.

MMMMMmmmm

[GreenPartyVoter]

2. I read that as "stout oatmeal." You could be eating that stuff for eons!

:rofl:

[fishwax]

4. I haven't brewed in a long time, but I'd like to again

I no longer have the equipment, though, so I've got to reinvest. But one of these days I hope to. :)

Enjoy your oatmeal stout--sounds like good stuff :toast:

[Symarip]

5. YOU SOLD YOUR EQUIPMENT?

I don't know you, man.

:P

[fishwax]

6. I had to--I needed money to buy beer

:silly:

[seemunkee]

7. I'm planning on making some pumpkin ale

I should do it in the next week or two.
In the kegerator I have a Duvel clone, some British bitters, and a smokey porter.

[Symarip]

8. Duvel... mmmmm

I never got into smoked beers. Though, I like smoked foods. Go figure.

I take it you do all grain if you keg that many at once.