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- Tonawanda, NY
- Geology Grad student at the University at Buffalo.
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- Masters student in Geology
- Kyle Jones
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- Cheers, Arrested Development, Always Sunny, White Collar
- 45qt. cooler, 40+ qt. Al kettle, 5 gal. carboy and 6.5 gal. bucket, kegerator (3 taps)rnBayou Classic SP-10 converted to NG (5/64th" orifice)
- We don't need no stinking secondary!
- odds and ends of old brews
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Posted in thread: Extreme Frustration; What am I doing wrong?!! on 05-11-2013 at 04:20 PM
Isn't band-aid caused by oxygenation? If so, maybe you're causing the flavor somewhere
pre-fermentation (hot transfer, etc.) and it's only manifesting in the fermenter. You mentioned
the first couple ...Posted in thread: Cutsom lab work for brewers on 05-07-2013 at 11:08 PM
I received an email the other day about Saranac (in the Adirondacks) presenting work at a gas
chromatograph conference in Albany soon. They're using GC's to determine DMS and a swath of
other ppm-leve...Posted in thread: Burners on craigslist? on 05-02-2013 at 11:42 AM
I started brewing stovetop, then moved to an Sp10 (the 'fish fryer' from Bayou Classic). I went
through a 20lb. tank every two brews and ran out just at flame-out on my third brew with it one
day. I c...Posted in thread: Do you Cold Crash? (everyone vote! especially if you don't) on 04-05-2013 at 12:12 AM
I do currently since it's cold out. I've found I end up with much less trub in the keg (none,
pretty much) and the yeast cake is much easier to rack off of while kegging. I'm a convert for
now on when...Posted in thread: What am I doing wrong? on 03-13-2013 at 01:28 PM
Have you bumped your hydrometer lately? Perhaps the paper shifted in the tube. It's worth
checking, though I doubt it's the full problem. Have you used the same fermenter for both
unsatisfactory batch...Posted in thread: Ancient-Fashioned on 03-12-2013 at 05:47 PM
Thanks for the recipes! The ones we use don't have vermouths, though I think I'll give it a
try. We've improvised our recipe to match the ingredients on hand:muddle 2 cherries and a
little orange juic...Posted in thread: UPS sucks donkey butt on 03-11-2013 at 11:50 PM
We've had some trouble with all three carriers, but generally we receive our packages with no
problem. In our old apartment in a marginal part of town FedEx wouldn't leave the package at
the door. We'...Posted in thread: Any beer drinkers like spirits? on 03-11-2013 at 11:41 PM
My so-far favorite bourbon is Woodford Reserve, though it's out of my price range for
day-to-day enjoyment. That duty is handed to McKenzie's or Buffalo Trace usually, and if we're
really poor that we...Posted in thread: DIY Tap Handle? on 03-10-2013 at 12:28 AM
Here's mine...not quite as classy as some of yours, but it works. The left is a dragon on some
1/8" plywood, glued to a candlestick holder- all from Michael's. The center is my first attempt
turning o...Posted in thread: Calculating strike/sparge water on 03-09-2013 at 03:03 AM
you only need to account for the deadspace during mash in, not the sparge. once you drain the
first runnings, the deadspace is still in there. add your 5.5 gallons in one or two sparges,
you'll get 5....
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