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A brand new Chugger Pump to complete my RIMS System.

5 lbs. of malted rice for an experiment.:rockin:

15 gallon Conical Fermenter................

Great Info! Thanks. Was able to get all I needed!

3. http://www.avery.com/avery/en_us/Pro...002118140aRCRD A third option is to use avery labels. Again with the avery template and their web design tools the striped flags would be easy to do. I use the avery web based design tools to make my beer labels. NTexBrewer is offline :mug: The 3/4...

I've have been searching, but have not found a source for bottle caps with National Flags. I would like to cap different brews with the cap representing the country of the style of beer. I would be looking for German, Belgian, Ireland, England & Australia. I've seen them with U.S. and Canadian...

When I started brewing in the 70's I like others I'm sure, used what we could scrounge or find in the far a few between brewing supply stores. At that time they were more into wine making so you borrowed from there supplies. I had the old 30 qt. blue speckled canning pot, a 15 gallon garbage...

Yes temperature control is alway the hardest part to deal with! And while it is quite important, I think we ge obsessed with it. Try as I may I've never had a perfectly consistent mash temp. I quit worrying about it, a degree or two either way doesn't seem to effect it that much. As far as...

Sounds like my story pretty much as well. I'm going on 66 this year, so I don't see a lot of change coming to my methods in the future. Old School is tried and true!

KISS is my motto. (Keep it simple stupid) If for no other reason than to make it fun to make your own beer, let's not over complicate the process. I've been making beer on and off since 1978 and have never made a batch that didn't disappear pretty quickly. Were they competition quality...

10 lbs. of German Pilsen Malt and Another Corny Keg.

Check this out.......... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiu_IX14wLI&feature=youtu.be :mug:

Howdy folks, thought I'd join the fun since my brew day was yesterday and I've got nothing to do today. I've been brewing since 1978 on and off. But am back at it seriously since 2013. When you're retired you need a good hobby! Can you think of a more rewarding one than crafting...

Was sitting here waiting for the weather to warm up so I could take my dog for a walk and decided to see if there was a Homebrew group in my area. We'll as it turns out I found a neighbor who knows about that sort of thing. But, in order to contact him I had to join the Forum to get his info...