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]]> Comment on What kind of MALT should we use for this Dopplebock? by Cliff Davis(John Hollingsworth) http://www.opensourcebeerproject.com/2007/05/04/what-kind-of-malt-should-we-use-for-this-dopplebock/#comment-9594 Mon, 15 Feb 2010 13:02:13 +0000 http://www.opensourcebeerproject.com/2007/05/04/what-kind-of-malt-should-we-use-for-this-dopplebock/#comment-9594 How long can beer be safely aged in the bottle.I made some & let it age 2 years & it was very good.I'm just trying to get a good time frame to make some more in a larger quanity.Also where is the beat place to get the heavy duty bar bottles?The one I currently get are not a very thick bottle & i'd like to find a 22oz heavy duty type bar bottle. How long can beer be safely aged in the bottle.I made some & let it age 2 years & it was very good.I’m just trying to get a good time frame to make some more in a larger quanity.Also where is the beat place to get the heavy duty bar bottles?The one I currently get are not a very thick bottle & i’d like to find a 22oz heavy duty type bar bottle.

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]]> Comment on You’re speaking, and we’re listening. by josh http://www.opensourcebeerproject.com/2008/06/17/youre-speaking-and-were-listening/#comment-8869 Fri, 11 Dec 2009 08:09:45 +0000 http://www.opensourcebeerproject.com/2008/06/17/youre-speaking-and-were-listening/#comment-8869 Interesting concept. We tried out some of your beer with the beer of the month club, it was one of the better ones. I found this site on wikipedia because I was reading up on "open source data", for a software project I'm working on. Where can I buy more beer? Interesting concept. We tried out some of your beer with the beer of the month club, it was one of the better ones.

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]]> Comment on Open Source Beer Recipe Finalized by Wild Dog Collaborator Doppelbock by simonpo from www.justbeer.wordpress.com « GamedayEats Blog http://www.opensourcebeerproject.com/2007/07/15/open-source-beer-recipe-finalized/#comment-8810 Fri, 04 Dec 2009 21:01:52 +0000 http://www.opensourcebeerproject.com/2007/07/15/open-source-beer-recipe-finalized/#comment-8810 [...] Good stuff – would probably have had our highest accolade if it hadn’t been a) pretty expensive, and b) almost certainly unobtainable by now. Buy one if you see it, or head over to the recipe, and make your own! An ideal project for winter… [...] […] Good stuff – would probably have had our highest accolade if it hadn’t been a) pretty expensive, and b) almost certainly unobtainable by now. Buy one if you see it, or head over to the recipe, and make your own! An ideal project for winter… […]

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]]> Comment on You’re speaking, and we’re listening. by chapka http://www.opensourcebeerproject.com/2008/06/17/youre-speaking-and-were-listening/#comment-4121 Fri, 17 Apr 2009 20:31:10 +0000 http://www.opensourcebeerproject.com/2008/06/17/youre-speaking-and-were-listening/#comment-4121 My suggestion: it's great to bring in the concepts from open source software that make sense...but don't forget to keep the collaborative community-based traditions of home brewing, too. In other words: hold a competition. Set a rule that says beers in the competition can only vary one variable from the original recipe. Change the proportions of grain. Add one new grain. Change the hopping schedule, or the mash. In software development, if you think you know a better way to do something, you write it and compile it and show people how it works. In beer, the equivalent is to brew it and let people taste it. So if you think you have a better way to brew, brew it and have a panel of judges see what they think. Then adopt the best-scoring techniques or changes for the next batch. (And, of course, publish everything). My suggestion: it’s great to bring in the concepts from open source software that make sense…but don’t forget to keep the collaborative community-based traditions of home brewing, too.

In other words: hold a competition.

Set a rule that says beers in the competition can only vary one variable from the original recipe. Change the proportions of grain. Add one new grain. Change the hopping schedule, or the mash.

In software development, if you think you know a better way to do something, you write it and compile it and show people how it works.

In beer, the equivalent is to brew it and let people taste it.

So if you think you have a better way to brew, brew it and have a panel of judges see what they think. Then adopt the best-scoring techniques or changes for the next batch. (And, of course, publish everything).

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