Recent content by demonic2020

So I've been searching for over a year for a good clone of Steam Whistle. I have had no luck at all so I decided to contact the brewery in hopes of some help. Here is the response I got. Good day Darcy, Thank you for kind words about our Steam Whistle Pilsner and my apology for delay in my...

like this idea. However, if you have the flexible piping going to your faucet. just buy a T and screw it on. Would cost about $5 and take less than 10 minutes.

On most standard faucets you can remove the faucet aerator and buy an adapter that screws into it's place that you can then connect a hose to. That's what I had to do and it works fine.

Mine is Caged Monkey Brewing.... It all started in college when one of my instructors kept referring to us Avionics tech as Caged Monkeys.... It stuck with me. Currently working on the logo.

Yes it's easy. I actually went from ball lock to pin lock. http://http://stores.kegconnection.com/Categories.bok?category=*Homebrew+Kegs%3AParts+for+Kegs%3APosts+%2F+Poppets%3ABall+Lock+Posts sells the post's for the conversion. Just take the old post off and put the new one on. Nice and easy...

will do I'm actually thinking about contacting them to see if they will give me any info. Very doubtful but it's worth a shot.

My experience with USPS is usually 2-3 weeks. But it usually sits in customs for a week or so.

Well 12 ounce [US, liquid] = 354.882 354 76 milliliter so I'd say about 1/2 teaspoon. Should give you carbanation.

+ 5 Hefeweizen + 5 Canadian Pilsner + 5 Amber Ale + 5 IPA + 5 Nut Brown Ale and another 5 Amber in the secondary aging right now 24194

Took me 3 dremel cut off wheels and 1 blade to notch my socket. You just have to use a good quality blade.

don't waste your money on a socket from a HBS. A normal wrench will work, and if you really want to use a socket. buy a std socket and notch it yourself with a dremel or hacksaw.

I bottle the remainder of my batch and add about 3/4 teaspoon of cane sugar to each of my 500ml bottles. This seams to give me the carbonation I want.

Evening all brewers. I've searched hi and low but I've been unsuccessful in finding the recipe I'm looking for. Has anyone has come across a good clone recipe for steam whistle. This is one of my favorite pilsner and i would love to make this at home. It's from a microbrewery in Toronto. Any...

Just wanted to introduce myself. I've been reading the forums for over a year now and I figure it's time I actually post. I've been doing a lot of brewing from kits but I've finally decided to give them up and move towards brewing from scratch. I'm in the process of building a kegerator, I'll...