I just need to wire up my variable speed control and clean up the basement. Then I will be good to brew! Looking to make something hoppy the weekend of the 20th.
BJCP Written Test
Well, I took the test a few weeks ago and I don't expect to receive a good score once I get the grades back. We all know that feeling from our days back in school when we were ill-prepared for a test. I knew my preparation for the exam was nowhere near where it needed to be - and the test confirmed that. It is unfortunate because the test itself really wasn't difficult. [If you weren't aware the full list of potential questions is available over at bjcp.org] Some would say the questions were the easier ones from the pool of questions which could be asked on the exam. I just didn't have styles memorized and that is always a big part of the exam because you have to compare and contrast two sets of three different styles.I am still waiting on the results, but if I get anything above a 70 I will be surprised. I need a 75 to get the necessary score to move up to "National" - I also need 9 more experience points so regardless it will definitely be a little while until I achieve a higher rank.
Shegogue Brew around the Web
I was featured in another article over on HomeBrewTalk where I give some suggestions on how you can Speed Up your Brew Day. Additionally, the folks that run HBT have entered into the homebrew business and I have penned some tutorials over on their new website: http://www.homebrewsupply.com/learn be sure to check them out, especially if live around San Marcos, TX.I also have been trying to post up more Homebrew Wednesday videos. If you enjoy watching me talk to the camera, sample beers, and make a general fool of myself then you NEED to subscribe to the YouTube channel - you won't be disappointed.
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