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Hello all There are a few beer traveller shows on that have a guy travelling the world and sampling beers. There is a "reverse" site on FB about bringing the beers to you, through homebrewing. check it out here...

Thanks all

Tasting rooms open later in the day, are there samples earlier?

I didnt know anything about bussed brewery tours. A larger scale brewery with samples would probly work, any one brewery more interesting than others? Within an hour or less of Anaheim?

Hello all Are there any good brewery tours in the Anaheim CA area? Any that are better than others, etc? Eric

I am in the same boat, lines built in to the shelves, havent tried it yet tho. I would suggest using cutters to get the shelf wires away from the tubes and getting a small tubing bender in there. Just a single peice hand one that helps the tubing hold its shape, has a U groove the tubing goes in

My wife pretty much allows me to do most anything as long as: I dont ignore her The bills are still paid Stuff around the house is fixed Most importantly, I clean up. She hates "clutter" more than anything. Seriously though, I dated a chick once that would get pissed off at me for...

You would want to wire the indicator light in parallel.

keys here also. pliers, rock, tailgate latch, slidein hitch.

know what "zymurgy" means

That is awesome, congrats! I would be way pleased if I ever medalled in a competition. Course, I gotta make one good enough to enter first.

I used midnight wheat for the color in mine, similar to Carafa III for color. I believe some flavor from dark grains is appropriate for a black IPA.

I dont do 10 gallon batches but, 1 BTU raises 1 lb of water 1o f. Burners are usually rated BTU per hour. Raise 10 gallons, say 85 lbs-ish of wort from say 68 to 212 in an hour is about (85x(212-68))= 12240 BTU, if all the heat from the burner transfers to the wort. It wont, some will go to air...

I sent you a PM Eric

Maybe open a homebrew store. And a brewery in back. My whole goal would be to make good beer, and then help others recreate it if they wanted.