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Homebrew and Chemistry
A blog about Homebrew and about Chemistry. Why? Because that's what I like. Homebrew and Chemistry. Sometimes the chemistry is about homebrew and sometimes it's not.
About Me
- Chemgeek
- I am a homebrewer. I only do extract and partial mash brewing (right now). I prefer stouts and american pale ales. I am also a chemist. I teach college chemistry. I prefer organic chemistry and biochemistry.
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Brewing status
- Secondary 1: Metathesis Ale
- Secondary 2: Another New Version of Beer
- Secondary 3: Guinness Clone
- Bottle conditioning: Nothing
- Keg 1: Nothing
- Drinking: Nothing
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- Beercraft Blog
- Brew Dudes
- Carbon Tet
- Carbon-based Curiosities
- Chemical Sabbatical
- Chemistry and cooking
- Everyday Scientist
- Final Gravity
- Hop Talk
- In The Pipeline
- Khymos
- Lab Cat
- Liquid Carbon
- Lisa-tastrophies
- MN Beer
- Molecule of the day
- Org Prep Daily
- Science Base
- Terra Sigillata
- The Chem Blog
- The House of Gordon
- Totally Synthetic
- True Confessions of a Medical Scholar
- Vita Brevis
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2 comments:
There was a story on BBC recently, of indian village being spampeded by drunk elephants herd at night, the elephants apparently plundered barrels of rice beer just before.
"They behaved like complete animals, those troublesome elphants." said the indian army spokesman. "Yess, dear Sirs, you will scarcerly believe how beastly those locally-brewed rumbuctions can be - they tastes even more vile than warm Budweiser'
I read the same story. I wonder what the hangover was like.
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