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We have a few down here in the Canton/Ballground/Holly Spring area. Informal club called Southern Brewers.

I wish I could get my hands on some. I was in the brewery when they were brewing it. I haven't found it.in Georgia. They told.me.at.the brewery it would be a geographically limited release.

Southern Brewers. We are extremely yoing and informal. Trying to get more organized, but life seems to get in the way.

Where do you live? Some people do a bulk/group buy. That brings the cost down considerably (depending upon the grain and where you get it from). Look for a local homebrew club near you. They may already be buying in bulk/group from a supplier.

Canton here. Where are all the North Georgia brewers?

See above. Price Payed: $30.00 Recommended? Yes Pros: Clear so you can see your wort Cons: It's glass and 6.5 gallons is not enough head space on a 5 gallon batch to avoid blow off.

See above. Price Payed: $30.00 Recommended? Yes Pros: Clear so you can see your wort Cons: It's glass and 6.5 gallons is not enough head space on a 5 gallon batch to avoid blow off.

Thanks. If you go this route, plan on accounting for the loss of water in the plumbing. I lose about 1.5 gallons in the whole system. Not necessarily a problem because it is just water, but you don't want to come up short in your boil.

Mangled Mash

I was limited in storage space and needed something that I could roll in and out of the house easy. I converted a steel cart I had. I keep adding and upgrading. It was a standard cart so the length is shorter than normal, but it works. I use gravity to lauter and pump with shutoff valves to...

I have made some changes to the plumbing since these pictures

Brewcart 2.0b

Brewcart 2.0c

Brewcart 2.0

Keggle I made