Hey all, I’m wanting to make a peach cider. The last one i tried i used frozen peaches in a muslin bag, but they didn’t impart much peach flavor despite using several pounds of them.
With other straight apple ciders, I have backsweetened using apple juice concentrate. However I can’t seem...
Hey everyone! I have a question on yakima valley hops. i'm planning on doing a Manny's clone soon. Mostly because I love that beer and i've recently moved out of state due to my wife's job. Since that beer is a PNW beer, I was considering the hops and here's my question. Do hops, say...
this is more of a i need to vent to people who do this type of stuff than me looking for solutions.
i wish a pox upon the house of the man who decided that a kegerator tower had to be so damned narrow that you can barely get your fingers in there to work on hose fittings. i may not be an old...
I've searched high and low for documentation on the unit and all i can find is the generic user manual that comes with it....and that doesn't show anything useful. but i'll try what you suggested and use the door option if i don't feel comfortable drilling through the top.
So I have a Whirlpool mini fridge that i'm going to convert into a single keg kegerator. The obstacle i have to get around now is figuring out where the cooling lines run if i want to drill a hole in the roof and mount a single tap tower to the top of the fridge. That is looking like it's...
So i just asked a question on FB for my local HB group and during the conversation a couple of members mentioned something that was completely new to me and threw me for a bit of a loop. They suggested that after 3 days of primary fermentation, one could remove the batch from whatever...
So I'm planning on building a frementation chamber using a mini-fridge. What I want to do is take the door off and then build an extended box off of the fridge so that i can fit about 3 carboys/buckets in it. I'll hook the fridge up to a temp controller, insulate the box and blamo! I've seen a...
So I've brewed several batches, all extract and all from kits from my local HB store. They all turned out wonderful. I'm planning now on taking the next step and am going to start all grain by doing BIAB brewing for several batches (until I get comfortable with it and until I can afford a...