Awesome. These are the exact sheds/buildings I drive past twice a day to and from work. And everyday i look over and think, I need to look inside one, they look like a great option for a brew shed. I am officially more interested in this brew house then any other on here
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I should have stuck to four fingers in Vegas. :o - marubozo
Awesome, Pulse. It may be slow going for a while for me. I'm on a limited income as a musician that kind of ebbs and flows, and the main priority right now for me is advancing my 10 gallon system to be more conveniently operated. This for me means pump/pumps and electric HLT heat. Once my rig is rigged up fully and the building is wired (and possibly plumbed), I'll be putting alot more work into it. I've also got a 9 keg upright homebuilt keezer which needs perlicks and extra distributors/lines etc. Holy crap I'm sinking in brew toys.
Wow another great day ! Mtn. Brewer's open http://wvhomebrew.com/mbo/index.html gave that same kolsch a 3rd in category, and my "bloody IPA" made 1st in all Americans pales, 2nd best in show.
Bloody IPA is a 15 srm IPA with loads of summit hops, and a 1.5 oz summit dry-hop. I'll have to put it out here soon.
Well my obsessiveness and my access to all the wonderful info on here via all of you guys is paying off!
extraction calculator
grains in pounds(G) X 36(average points per gallon of grains) / batch size in gallons(g) = maximum efficiency(ME)
OG / ME = brewhouse efficiency
what did the base building cost? ya know before any mods are done
3k and change including delivery. Still no modifications, but I will start with taking out that deeper attic space, leaving a couple feet overhang on each side for some overhead storage. Still thinking how to cut it in place.
I'll make a new thread as i make progress.
mm I'm drinking this
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