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SOLD :mug: The Rack: Keezer: Wooden, engraved plank not included :) Android tablet is but its fallen off a few times so it will take some TLC Grain Mill: Rolling Party: Stirplate:

So I recently bought a condo in Atlanta and have been building my brewery to be ultra portable, compact and efficient. This thread is about my keezer build. First the requirements: Looks - It must be visually appealing and match the current style of the house. This means wood trimmed...

EDIT: Well that was fast... sale pending. I am moving up to a keezer to have more taps so I gotta sell the trusty kegerator. I made it out of a mini fridge that I forget the model of. It can hold 1 tall and 1 short style corny but has hook ups for both ball lock. This worked out for me...

I got an extra 6 pack of HopSlam that I would like to trade for some nugget nectar since I can't get it down here. Not sure on the price difference but someone was trading 6 NN for 4 HS so I am down for 8 NN or even just something else. I also have Beard Envy I could throw in to expand the trade.

I figured this would be better documented in here. I decided to do this properly. Enclosures are pretty costly and I wanted to only do things once but be able to expand and upgrade as necessary. I scored this enclosure off ebay for $75 shipped. it's 14" x 12" x 6": It has 4 set of...

Edit: So I decided to do this properly. Enclosures are pretty costly and I wanted to only do things once but be able to expand and upgrade as necessary. I scored this enclosure off ebay for $75 shipped. it's 14" x 12" x 6": It has 4 set of "connectors" combining 6 or so connectors into one...

FT: Terrapin Cinnamon Rolled W&B, Southern Tier Warlock, Westbrook Cans and Bombers, Jai Alai, Highland Winter Mountain... have access to uite a bit in Atlanta as well. ISO: BCBS, Heady Topper, Zombie Dust, Dark Lord, Abyss... pretty much anything I can't get down here! :mug:

Been homebrewing for a bit and love craft beer and now it's time to get into some trading to get some beers I have not had a chance to have. I have access to most Ga beers as I live right in the city with many good stores around just have those on hand atm. ISO: Zombie Dust Pliny BCBS Heady...

I just upgraded to a Two Faucet tower and have no need for this guy anymore. The tower came from and old professional kegerator but the cap is missing and in it's place, a nice yeungling keg cap. I also have brand new capper, racking cane and a few other misc things that I got in a new beer kit...

I started kegging with a pin lock keg and after rigging up a kegerator, I need Ball Locks to fit in there. I ordered a set of 4 from Homebrewing.org and didn't realize they were sneaky and said Low Profile instead of Converted. Long story short, I still need 2 REAL ball lock kegs. But for now...

I got this from someone locally and don't really have a use for it right now. Everything is in good condition. Single Faucet, has a small cut of hose that will need to be replace but overall, its great. Asking $50 shipped. I also have another one just like it that does not have the cap on top...

I got a bunch of parts from someone and don't have a use for Sanke stuff... yet :). This is a Perlick Sanke Coupler and is in great condition. It has MK-1 stamped on the side, don't know if that means anything. it has barbed inlet and outlets. Pictures are in the CL link below. I can ship or you...

I am looking for any size keg from 2.5 up to 5 gallons. I am looking for something cheap so a nice old corny would be great. I am located in the middle of the city but am willing to drive anywhere withing about 45 minutes of there. Looking to spend around $20 but let me know what you have! :mug:

I am selling a Homebrew Starter Kit from Midwest Supplies. I got it off of craigslist for the carboy and don't really need all of the other components. It has a fermenter, bottling bucket, hop sock, bottling wand, bottle brush, custom siphon, bottle capper, lid, airlock, book, dvd, and probly a...

I found this Wine Chiller on craigslist for $30 and the guy said it did not cool anymore but was less than 2 years old. At that point, i figured it would be something simple. $10 later and it is fully functional. The digital controls go from 40 to 65F. It is fairly easy to get to the control...

So what really is the difference? I did my first steeping on wednesday with a Mr. Beer based stout among some other things. Today was my first 5 gallon batch and it was all just a MoreBeer American Amber kit with an added .5# of Honey Malt. Now I ignored the MoreBeer steeping recommendation of...

So, this is my 2nd brew. First one was a Mr. Beer American Light, entirely by the book. Took a sample today (2 weeks after pitching) and it measured at 1.006, gonna end up around like 2.7% ABV but hey, I did it by the book. Today though, was more adventureous. I had bought another MrB kit from...