Recent content by cknittle

Well, I like to fill my growlers at Cismontane and Stone in Oceanside. But I probably stop by a bottleshop once a week or so to find something new or different. If I can't find something interesting I know I can rely on a couple things: Deshutes Mirror Pond Deschutes Black Butte Porter Racer 5...

Just one question, sorry if its stupid. Is the manifold PVC, and if yes aren't you a little worried about it leeching chemicals and stuff into your mash? As far as I know PVC is not food safe.

So for a first batch of fruit wine, If I was doing a 1 gallon batch. 1 gallon of white peach grape juice 100% 32 oz. canned peaches in own syrup + the additives and chemicals previously stated. I'm sure I could get some measurements in another forum post. Maybe some oak chips for additional...

Awesome! Thanks! The sorbate, that is used to yield the yeast so it doesn't eat away ate any sugars added after fermentation to sweeten right?

Ok. So I have the equipment necessary. But what Ingredients, besides the fruit and sugar, do I need to make and bottle a fruit wine. Lets say if I wanted to make a white grape peach wine, what chemicals and additives do I need to make it successful.

There is a program, I think it's called beer finder or something. It keeps what you order and have on tap in an online database that you can print out your menus on regular paper each day. Also, look at apps for smartphones such as tap hunter. That is how I decide where I want to go to dinner...

In california, if it his first one, he is not looking at jail time. He's looking at some probation, mandatory AA classes and about 12-15 grand in fees and payments that he can stretch out for as long as he wants. In addition to hiked up insurance fees for 5-10 years depending on how old he is.

2012 bourbon barrel aged old Rasputin @ 19$ for a 19oz bottle.

English IPA

Yep that is correct!

They are pretty loose inside, kinda rattle. If I had more time, or on the next go round I'd definitely put dividers in. So, because I don't have enough homebrew to fill these before giving them out tonight, I picked a nice selection of brews to go with them. 1 each of- Big sky brewing- trout...

And for the rope, I threaded through the wood to make a handle then looped it back to itself, cut up a copper colored clothes hangar into small prices to make a clasp or clamp to attach the rope together.

Yeah, part of the gift for my groomsmen is that if they bring back the empties ill replace them with some fresh hombrews.

Here's my attempt at a wooden 6 pack carrier. I made a few of these for my groomsmen ( I recently got engaged). They are made mainly out of 1x6 poplar (cheap), With poplar slats, and thick twine (or thin rope). Tried to go with a natural look, used a chestnut stain. All put together with nails...

Thanks! That looks awesome.