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Jul 3 2016 11:23pm
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Jul 4 2016 07:56am
Sure! I just finished a dry yeast pear cider, haven't tasted it yet. What do you have growing?
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Jul 4 2016 10:18am
Quote (ozzyarmy3 @ Jul 4 2016 01:56pm)
Sure! I just finished a dry yeast pear cider, haven't tasted it yet. What do you have growing?


I planted a chocolate stout tree.

I'm getting ready to harvest the bottles this week.
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Jul 5 2016 09:35am
sure does

i have been thinking about making some mead for a while but it looks super involved
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Jul 5 2016 04:42pm
yea, never had any problems posting about it here before
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Jul 8 2016 05:55pm
Quote (NekoSama @ Jul 4 2016 12:18pm)
I planted a chocolate stout tree.

I'm getting ready to harvest the bottles this week.


Yard's chocolate love stout is my favorite stout that I've had so far.

Disappointed that the regular yearly "love stout" is nowhere near as good, and that the chocolate is only a winter seasonal :(
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#7
Jul 10 2016 12:38pm
Quote (KoJ @ Jul 5 2016 03:35pm)
sure does

i have been thinking about making some mead for a while but it looks super involved


It's easy as fuck.

Just takes a really long time.
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