You know what'd worse than the kilt jones?

[Bob C]

The homebrew jones! I brewed Irish Stout this afternoon. It's in the fermenter now. It'll be ready for bottling in about a week and then it has to age until St. Patrick's Day. I hate waiting that long!

[1MUNK3]

Ah yes the homebrew jones. I have not done that in a wee bit. I think I'll work on a batch this week. I like tae make it strong and you can't see through it at all. One pint and yer on the path tae happy. Good luck with your batch.

[Bob C]

Ah yes the homebrew jones. I have not done that in a wee bit. I think I'll work on a batch this week. I like tae make it strong and you can't see through it at all. One pint and yer on the path tae happy. Good luck with your batch.

Ye sound like a man after me own heart. I've had friends joke that they need a fork and knife to enjoy some of my brews.

[Cynthia]

Mmmm, yummy! You guys are making me thirsty! int:

[Pleater]

At one time I made my own ginger beer - the real stuff, with real ginger root -brewed in a gallon jar before diluting and bottling. Glorious drunk cold in summer or warm in winter. I think I still have the recipe somewhere.

The only thing to do is keep on making brews, bottling it up, brewing more, drinking, bottling more, so that after a while you have always got something to drink on hand.

The only limiting factor is the number of bottles you have.

Anne the Pleater

[ChattanCat]

Yup, what Pleater said. Keep the production going so you will never have to jones again...
Cheers

[MacMillan of Rathdown]

Have to disagree... the worst thing is waiting for shellac to set before I can place books on the shelves in the library at my home that took nearly ten months to complete. Just another three weeks to go...

[randal]

The only thing better than brewing a batch of homebrew is brewing kilted!

[Panache]

Bob,

I would prescribe a gin and tonic to alleviate the jonesing.*

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Cheers

Jamie

[BroosterB1]

Unless you "make" your own "gin". Not that I would, but the time from yeast build to your last run through the kettle can qualify as a "true" jones.ith: