Comments for Dryfly.org http://dryfly.org Beer and Fishing Tue, 06 Jan 2009 06:24:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 Comment on Saison de Truite Update by Jon http://dryfly.org/beer/brewing/saison-de-truite-update/#comment-342 Jon Wed, 12 Nov 2008 21:30:16 +0000 http://dryfly.org/beer/brewing/saison-de-truite-update/#comment-342 That label is great. It makes me want to retire. So did you build it? because if so... we really need to talk about my website. That label is great. It makes me want to retire.

So did you build it? because if so… we really need to talk about my website.

]]> Comment on My Mechanic by Some Guy http://dryfly.org/fishing/my-mechanic/#comment-107 Some Guy Tue, 04 Mar 2008 14:04:16 +0000 http://dryfly.org/beer/brewing/my-mechanic/#comment-107 I hear the same things from my mechanics. Great read, Sean! I hear the same things from my mechanics. Great read, Sean!

]]> Comment on Saison de Truite Update by Dryfly.org » Blog Archive » Saison Inspiration http://dryfly.org/beer/brewing/saison-de-truite-update/#comment-106 Dryfly.org » Blog Archive » Saison Inspiration Mon, 03 Mar 2008 16:12:01 +0000 http://dryfly.org/beer/brewing/saison-de-truite-update/#comment-106 [...] That night Matt and I found a bottle of Saison de Truite that I evidently had bottled off the keg last spring and left at my parents place.  This bottle came from the batch that I had blended with a batch of 100% Brett C.  It had been sitting in a bottle in my parents back room at about 70 degrees for about nine months.  To be totally honest I had totally forgotten about the bottle.  I believe I had brought it up there for Matt and I to sample in a lead up to our fishing trip. [...] [...] That night Matt and I found a bottle of Saison de Truite that I evidently had bottled off the keg last spring and left at my parents place.  This bottle came from the batch that I had blended with a batch of 100% Brett C.  It had been sitting in a bottle in my parents back room at about 70 degrees for about nine months.  To be totally honest I had totally forgotten about the bottle.  I believe I had brought it up there for Matt and I to sample in a lead up to our fishing trip. [...]

]]> Comment on Promash Recipe File Converter by AndyW http://dryfly.org/beer/brewing/promash-recipe-file-converter/#comment-90 AndyW Mon, 10 Dec 2007 22:27:40 +0000 http://dryfly.org/brewing/promash-recipe-file-converter/#comment-90 Hi Brian, Nice work on the Promash Converter. that is a handy tool. I am working on a bit of PHP that I hope to have import beerxml recipes into a mysql db, for use in a homebrew community webpage (For my local brew club). It would allow for easy recipe sharing, and a central club recipe repository. I am hoping that you could shed some light on your .rec conversion process. Right now my biggest hangup is that I need to be able to convert .rec files before I can even think of importing them (silly ProMash). This is all for fun, no profit, and I will sing your praises to the masses if you can provide even a hint... I will anyway, because of the converter, but still... Thanks in advance. -AndyW Hi Brian,
Nice work on the Promash Converter. that is a handy tool.
I am working on a bit of PHP that I hope to have import beerxml recipes into a mysql db, for use in a homebrew community webpage (For my local brew club). It would allow for easy recipe sharing, and a central club recipe repository.
I am hoping that you could shed some light on your .rec conversion process. Right now my biggest hangup is that I need to be able to convert .rec files before I can even think of importing them (silly ProMash).
This is all for fun, no profit, and I will sing your praises to the masses if you can provide even a hint… I will anyway, because of the converter, but still…

Thanks in advance.

-AndyW

]]> Comment on Session Updates by Brian http://dryfly.org/beer/brewing/session-updates-2/#comment-13 Brian Thu, 07 Jun 2007 13:17:32 +0000 http://dryfly.org/beer/brewing/session-updates-2/#comment-13 I love the stuff as well. Made an extract batch last year(steeped) and it was really good. I am looking forward to doing the the real deal this year. I am planning on doing 10 gallons and Oaking half of it. I love the stuff as well. Made an extract batch last year(steeped) and it was really good. I am looking forward to doing the the real deal this year. I am planning on doing 10 gallons and Oaking half of it.

]]> Comment on Session Updates by Ryan http://dryfly.org/beer/brewing/session-updates-2/#comment-12 Ryan Wed, 06 Jun 2007 19:53:18 +0000 http://dryfly.org/beer/brewing/session-updates-2/#comment-12 BVIP is the best. It's nice and roasty and leaves you with warm fuzzies. BVIP is the best. It’s nice and roasty and leaves you with warm fuzzies.

]]> Comment on Goose Island is not a Anheuser Busch product by I did it at ionia ales http://dryfly.org/beer/goose-island-is-not-a-anheuser-busch-product/#comment-11 I did it at ionia ales Wed, 11 Apr 2007 17:04:51 +0000 http://dryfly.org/beer/brewing/goose-island-is-not-a-anheuser-busch-product/#comment-11 [...] CORRECTION:  DRYFLY put me as the first of many, links regarding a popular mis-conception.  AB doesn’t directly own G.Island.  But does own distributing rights, and widmer did buy a portion of GI, and AB owns some of Widmer, who owns some of GI. [...] [...] CORRECTION:  DRYFLY put me as the first of many, links regarding a popular mis-conception.  AB doesn’t directly own G.Island.  But does own distributing rights, and widmer did buy a portion of GI, and AB owns some of Widmer, who owns some of GI. [...]

]]> Comment on Goose Island is not a Anheuser Busch product by Brendan http://dryfly.org/beer/goose-island-is-not-a-anheuser-busch-product/#comment-10 Brendan Wed, 11 Apr 2007 16:52:50 +0000 http://dryfly.org/beer/brewing/goose-island-is-not-a-anheuser-busch-product/#comment-10 MR. DRYFLY thanks to technology, I noticed your link to my blog. Your references are very helpful, and thanks for the info! I will correct both my brain and my blog. Two things, 1. How did you come across my blog, and 2. Did you try to comment? if not, Would you? - I am trying to see if I can have comments/discussion on my site, with out insane amts of spam. Thanks. MR. DRYFLY

thanks to technology, I noticed your link to my blog. Your references are very helpful, and thanks for the info! I will correct both my brain and my blog. Two things, 1. How did you come across my blog, and 2. Did you try to comment? if not, Would you? - I am trying to see if I can have comments/discussion on my site, with out insane amts of spam.
Thanks.

]]> Comment on Saison de Truite Update by sean http://dryfly.org/beer/brewing/saison-de-truite-update/#comment-9 sean Wed, 28 Mar 2007 17:03:04 +0000 http://dryfly.org/beer/brewing/saison-de-truite-update/#comment-9 Brian, that is one awesome label. Did you make it yourself? I love that black background and then the trout on the line. Perfect. Brian, that is one awesome label. Did you make it yourself? I love that black background and then the trout on the line. Perfect.

]]> Comment on Tis Hop Season by sean http://dryfly.org/beer/brewing/tis-hop-season/#comment-8 sean Tue, 20 Mar 2007 17:48:31 +0000 http://dryfly.org/beer/brewing/tis-hop-season/#comment-8 B, it looks like you have a lot to do this spring and summer. Good luck on the Hops and may they be fruitfull. B, it looks like you have a lot to do this spring and summer. Good luck on the Hops and may they be fruitfull.

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