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Old 05-26-2011, 03:15 PM   #51
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What are the outstanding splits?
Roasted Barley (11#spoken for)
C-20 (22# out of 55 spoken for)
Pale Chocolate (11#spoken for)
TF Amber, basically the same malt as biscuit just a little darker (22# spoke for out of 55#)
Acid Malt (11#spoken for)
Wheat (27.5# spoken for)
Honey (1/4 bag spoken for)


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Old 05-26-2011, 04:17 PM   #52
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You can put me down for 1/5 sack of C-20 and a 1/4 sack of Wheat.

That would bring my order thus far to:

1 sack CM-2ROW
1 sack CM-6ROW
1/5 sack C-20
1/4 sack Wheat
1 gal Star San


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Are there a few people interested in splitting 5.2 Stabilizer -@7lb pail/$49? I would just need a lb, but that's a good price.
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I don't find 5.2 does much if anything, and I used it religiously for a couple years. Getting a pH meter, starting with distilled water and making small mineral adjustments has really helped the quality of my beers.
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Bobby... you may have sent me the supplies list, but I can't find it anywhere. Can I get you to send it to me again?
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http://www.countrymaltgroup.com/downloads/NC%20On-Line%202011%20(22211).pdf
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The Hazardous Materials fee is $15 for the Star San. Much cheaper than I thought.

Does anybody want to split a bag of flaked corn?
I will do the split with you.

don't need much haven't had time to brew.
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Does anyone want to split some star san? A gallon is a freaking lot, a 16 oz bottle last's me 2 years.

+1 on the 5.2, don't waste your money, I think I still have a full jar if you want it.
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Hey guys, If yall dont mind me getting in on this, I'll take some stuff.
If so, how long till delivery?
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The more the merrier! The more folks that get involved on these buy the more often we can order. Once the pallet is filled and once the quote comes back it is just a matter of everyone paying up and then it is usually 5-7 days after that. We are somewhere around 33-35 sacks right now, but it looks like the Roasted Barley and the Acid malt are not going to be bought.


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