Btw this can be found by just using iodine solution to test it. I think that it can be found at pharmacy. Your wort is quite dark but it is doable to test it.

Put few drops of wort on plate, on side the iodine and look for colour change on the border where it mixes.

Really nice experience - 9 completely different beers, it was more local so I was bit of curiosity but I had really good chat with few people there.

Yes some stout with bourbon, beer brewed with spruce, tripels and more. Every beer just tasted completely different.

Yesterday I crossed the border, tooted on mastodon and someone told me about local craft beer fest…

I think that the first day in Belgium was really great.

To be honest I understand the children here. The saving part of me just understand that it is better to use everything.

It’s pretty much the same with pigs, only part that isn’t used is brain.

Yeah, I changed my plans again few weeks ago.

I met someone that I promised to show her the beer culture in CZ, so I am taking train from Brussels to Czech to meet her there in few weeks. I will skip the German/Netherlands part.

But the craft beer scene is, according to people I talked to, biggest around Barcelona. Sometimes you just randomly find some place like NASA brewery in Pontevedra (I liked it, really nice place).

I live in CZ and beer is mostly water so it doesn’t make much sense to ship it that far and we have lot of small brewerys. They usually experiment somehow but not much of them got to Belgian styles.

I had few Belgian beers, one pub have sometimes few bottles, but not that much. That’s why I am going to Belgium…

For me obviously nothing much in the brewing sense but I will be in the next few days in Belgium so at least some good beer after these few months.

Didn’t like that much Spanish beer, but the craft beer scene here starts to pick up and they have some nice refreshing IPAs and other ale styles (the commercial beer was nearly undrinkable). Similar in Portugal, but the craft scene isn’t that big.

I didn’t had single beer that I would consider talking that much about in France, the blonde just isn’t for me.

Now that there is a thread about your bomb, I just want to add that for most things you don’t exactly need fermentation cap (the bubbler). Some cloth over the top is enough.

If it doesn’t stink I would just taste it as it is.

I was re-watching few of the Thought Emporium videos and got the urge to do it. He made GMO yeast for making bread (“golden bread”). And as one genecist told in interview I listened to long time ago - Most of the GMO techniques are so simple that you can do them in kitchen.

So picking strain of yeast that doesn’t drop out easily from the beer, commercially available DNA marker and mush them together.

It will still be some time before I brew. But I start to think about GMO yeast that can produce some fluorescent color. It would be cool to have some hazy beer under blue light…

Certainly not legal in EU but I think that it can be done pretty easily.

You know in regards to foreign policy of US it is happening for long time, at least since 90’s. What Trump does right now just makes this stuff really obvious for ordinary people.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bFs6ZiynSU

From my point of view as a foreigner the US political system is broken and nobody tried to correct it so this was only matter of time. And yes when something like this happens most people just want to get by.

Literally me few months ago…

::: spoiler: reality My boss liquidated his business and I decided to travel. :::

Czech (native speaker) and English, but as I am now in Spain I wish I learned some Spanish, nobody here speaks any English. Yesterday some guy told me that only phrase that he knows is “Beer, very cold.” So that’s that.

Riding my bike. I am on tour (look up my older post) and I have only nature without much civilization right now so not much else to do.

But it is slow today, had a cold night and campsite is in valley so I didn’t get sunshine till 9:30 and my gear is still wet.

It is in my opinion too big to join now as a new user, I think there are some issues with moderation also.

Fediverse needs to scale horizontally so it is bad idea to join the largest server.

So these are for wine bottles, it is retrofit with the collar, it isn’t just the flip cap.

I worked for a year 6-6 12h shifts on 24/7 assembly line.

It was OK, 14 days night and 14 day shifts it is better that way because you get used to it and you still have loads of time left for other things.

I think it is this video, yes it is about the core one. But he looks at it from the perspective of print farm where he needs to keep them printing as long as position.

I saw a video where guy compared prusa and bambu. All of his Prusas were functional but slower because they are older models. From 3 Bambu printers only one printed because he can’t get replacement parts.

And this was released last year…

Drained pond. I am 99% sure about it.