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you can also try: www.hopdawgs.ca although they are in BC they ship east, or closer to home for you www.ontariobeerkegs.com has equipment and some supplies. D

with a bit of plumbing you could tee off the cold water line under your sink and add a hose tap under the sink. (however landlord may have an issue with that). However, it's easier probably to buy a circulation pump in the sink, I used that for a bit, just took a bit longer than off the tap.

I sure hope they work, or my last 2 years of brewing have been a miracle.

I bought a little giant pump that I hook onto the tubing and circulate pbw or oxyclean through. Works like a charm and takes no work at all. However, I broke like 3 of those canes in a row trying to take the tubing off, so I decided to finally upgrade to a stainless cane.

Don't forget about your Wit's, one of my fav's for a hot day. or anytime really.

I just used one of these packs last weekend. First time I used notty in a few years. Hydrated as instructed and reached terminal gravity in 4 days. I was happy. and yes it was hard like a vacuum pack of coffee until sliced open.

I remember the old "Joy of Homebrewing" back in the day (I think I have revision 2) , and his method for all grain was to mash in a pot on the stove and then transfer all the grist and mash to his "ZAP PAP" Lauter tun to conduct the sparge. (basically two 5 gallon pails nested togeather with...

I too am breaking in a ball valve from BF. Brewing my first Irish Red on Sunday after football.:ban:

That's good to know, I missed it this year. cheers

You may have a hard time finding that now. It was a VSS strain available in the summer. Most retailers are sold out for the season. For Canadian brewing sites check out the "Canadian Brewers" group in the group section of HBT. They list quite a few of the online shops available to us...