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I found these for $21.95. Anyone found them cheaper? http://www.kegworks.com/perlick-perl-draft-beer-faucet-chrome-plated-brass-772-p175614

Thanks for stopping by. I'm brewing porter today.

If you come to Fayetteville check out my brewpub. Cheers!

The first beers will be available May 7th. A porter, brown ale, Pale ale and IPA.

That's right....I went pro. Checkout the Tanglewood Branch Beer Co.'s website. Click here We got our Federal approval Thursday and I'm brewing the second batch today. Stop in and say hi sometime.

11,437 plus 20 gal bitter 10 gal pale ale 10 gal amber ale 10 brown ale 10 IPA Equals 11,497.

+10 gal Wee Heavy = 40296.5 gallons

27,151 + 10 gallons 60/- = 27,161

I mashed in this morning, Oct. 10, 2010 at 10:10 am at 10 seconds. Guess I could call this beer X-X-X-X-X-X.

676 for me please.

That's spot on. When I toured the Vatican museum as a child I saw a room full of Michelangelo's Pieta sculptures in various stages of completion that were discarded by the artist. There must have been a hundred in that room.

Not sure if they're waterproof or not. I'm trying to not get them wet just in case until I heat shrink them.

Weeds isn't on Hulu but it is on Netflix instant.

Archer. You won't be sorry.

24,431 + 10 Wet Hop Pale Ale = 24,441

Make this one. You won't be sorry. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f70/bee-cave-brewery-bavarian-hefeweizen-35679/ Here's the easy way to get the ingredients. http://www.brewmasterswarehouse.com/recipe/cdacc780/bee-cave-brewery-bavarian-hefeweizen

I didn't get a code for September. Am I still a preferred customer?

I mean wet hops, fresh from the field, sent to me thanks to Brewmaster's Warehouse. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f41/wet-fresh-hop-presale-187810/ I bought a pound of Cascades and made the recipe posted above. I was wondering what others had planned for their wet hops. Am I the only one who...

I ordered a pound of wet cascades from Brewmaster's Warehouse along with a lot of people. I was wondering what kind of recipes everybody is brewing. Here's mine. Three Hawks Wet Hop Ale Original Gravity: 1.052 Terminal Gravity: 1.013 Color: 4.9 Bitterness: 69.2 Alcohol: 5.08 % Ingredients...

I'm hoping my wet hops come in from BMW so I can make a wet hop pale ale.