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Getting those pesky labels off is quite a task, isn't it Andre?
Monday, November 2, 2009
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A blog that follows the homebrewing triumphant victories & epic fails of a group of young dudes from Greenville, SC.
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November
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- An Update!
- As The Gall Bladder Turns
- I want a full review
- Feedback - Batch #1 AKA Easy Plateau Pale Ale
- Brew Day?
- Bottling Over the Weekend!
- This Week In Beer...
- We Bottling This Weekend?
- Quick Update
- Recipe #6 - Ryan's 'Baby'?
- As The Trub Turns
- Proposed American Rye Ale
- Current Status - Recipes #2-5
- Recipe #5 - Pumpkin Porter with Brown Sugar and Mo...
- Recipe #4 - Saison
- Updates coming!
- Cold Brewed Coffee Extract
- Batch #3 - Photos
- Recipe #3 - Update
- Almost Forgot...
- We should enter competitions...
- What was that homebrewing association Ryan was say...
- Shopping List for Thomas Creek
- Asking for Some All Grain Help at Homebrewtalk
- Recipe #3 - Hibernation Ale Clone
- Beer Lunacy
- Brew Night!
- All Grain Linkage
- Equipment Wish List
- The All Grain Versus Extract Debate - Part 1
- Recipe #4 - Pumpkin Porter Shopping List
- Where My Brewers At?
- Done!
- Capped!
- Bottlecapping!
- Bottling!
- Siphoning!
- De-labeling!
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- Favorite place to grab a beer in Greenville
- New Blog Design
- Wednesday Night Session?
- Welcome to the bottle, brew
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it's all new belgium and stone for me from here on out!!
ReplyDeleteListen to Billy Mays next time.
ReplyDeleteapparently letting them sit in water & oxyclean overnight might do the trick. no boiling needed i hear.
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