#homerew

I haven’t made a bunch of D&D content because I’ve been working on my novel manuscript. But I’m finished with it now (I mean, I should read through it again... even though it will never really feel good enough)... and I still don’t have enough time for homebrewing.

I have a contract manuscript to proofread in the next two weeks, a different writing obligation, and a barrel of other life thing going down in the next 2-3 weeks. Some of the things happening are really exciting, but at the same time I regret that I can’t focus on my hobby as much. I’ve been having a lot of trouble lately as I’ve tried to do more than my mind can handle, and it’s been rough, but I am doing better and keeping myself limited to only a few things at a time.

When I get the time again, probably next week, I’ll put some more effort into the next group of projects for my schedule and hopefully I’ll have a finished product to show for it. Until then, most of what you guys are going to see on this blog are text posts and reblogs from other great creators.

Process Comparison: Fermenting in a PET Carboy vs Corny Keg

Homebrewers go through many steps to eliminate post fermentation oxidation of their beer. One of the ways that’s commonly expounded is to flush kegs/bottles with CO2 prior to racking. While I don’t regularly do this due to sheer laziness, I have recently been looking for ways minimize oxidation post-fermentation in an easy practical manner. One such method that had been intriguing me for some…