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Honestly, I've always experienced this beer as being too malty for an IPA. They have to to get the ABV up. It's good, no doubt, but the ones I've had had tasted more like a crazy cider mead than an IPA. I also have a problem with Dogfish and their distribution problems that may taint my...

Thanks for the excellent database link. I used to have a link to B&B Charcoal, but it appears they are not online anymore. :(

I've always ordered whenever I pleased from wherever and haven't had any problems to date. Maybe I don't order enough?

Happy Birthday. Will

Stone ~ Imperial Russian Stout (2012) on Friday

That's a lot of $ for a piece of cow. No matter how many people split it.

I hate kingsford. Buy lump charcoal, like Cowboy from the same place. I too have been looking for a place to buy it bulk. Weird thing is, in recent years, it's been a more consistent leftover flooring charcoal, which is good, but recently, it's been big huge pieces, which work, but don't lend...

Oskar Blues BC ~ Gubna Victory BC ~ Yakima Glory Lancaster BC ~ Hop Hog Bells BC ~ Porter Yes, that just took me 2 min to type....

Bell's Porter

Eight O'Clock regular, red bag, whatever. Whole bean, ground. Grind to the "8" cup mark, and put "6-" cups of water in the Mr. Coffee. Every day. Will

I made this tonight with a couple slight variations, because I didn't have all the ingredients. I swapped the cream cheese with extra sharp cheddar, put some oregano, parsley and garlic powder on and a dash of lemon juice. I skipped the jalapeño & dry rub. I followed the instructions...

As long as it's not the twin shoppe...

Otter Creek 20th Smuttynose IPA Stone Sublimely Self Righteous Will

cassette ~ INXS "Kick"

North Coast Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout Bells Expedition Stout Those are a couple of my favorites

Right. I haven't said that MDF is inferior anywhere. I'm saying it first and foremost used for economy. That's not an opinion. I prefer solid hardwood. That's my preference, or opinion. Will

Re-read post 31, which you quoted me from.

Working with wood on many other projects, and being around carpenters. Seems you skipped over the examples of economy in post 21, which apply to any project.

No worries. Just debating. Sometimes, stuff gets lost in text on the computer screen. My main point is that MDF is used for economy, mainly from a production standpoint (labor.) I'm not saying "cheap" just economy as demonstrated in my examples of what you have to do to get natural wood...