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Complete Kegging Outfit: Price: $460 (I have around $800+ invested in the setup) Moving from a house to an apartment and need to downsize. Some lucky home brewer will be getting a complete system for a great price. The freezer holds 2x5 gallon ball lock kegs and 1x3 gallon keg on the...

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I try to brew a couple times a month but sometimes there are major interruptions. The bulk ingredients I keep on hand are useful in at least half of my recipes and last for over a year in storage. I usually have some base grains, hops, and dry yeast on hand. Fresh grain will last for at least...

The Growler Saver also looks like a handy piece of gear! Will have to check it out. Usually I don't leave a bottle of beer half full around the house but it could happen. One nice thing about having a beer keg at home is pouring the amount you want. I have always liked the option to order...

This past year the purchase of a champagne saver has been a game changer. You can drink a couple glasses of champagne and put it back in the fridge for a day or two. Over the weekend the wife wanted a small glass of beer so she opened a bottle and decided to try the champagne saver to see if...

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Half a bag of CM-2ROW to who ever can get my 3 bag order and is around on Sunday for pickup.

Anyone have room to pick up my order? I have 3 bags.... Unfortunately work came up on Friday and Saturday so I can't make it. Understandably this is a bit much to ask given I don't have other contacts on this forum. I live in South Philly but will pick up anywhere in the area - Philly or...

I'm out of town working Friday and Saturday. Can anyone in the Philadelphia area or S. Jersey pick up for me? Will be available anytime on Sunday also Monday evening. Thanks!!!!! Eric

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Put me down for: 1 x CM-2ROW 1 x FB-PILS 1 x TF-MOPA

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Here in Philadelphia we have Yards Tavern Spruce Ale that is described as an ale developed "before barley and hops were readily available". I'm not really sure how accurate Yards is attempting to be to the original Ben Franklin recipe but is worth trying. They distribute this beer in variety...

I agree! I am looking forward to seeing what happens with this wild yeast experiment. The topic of wild yeast is something I don't know a lot about. What made you decide to go with attempting to harvest yeast from the fruit?

Only recently have I stated to appreciate light beers with subtle flavors and this recipie turned out great. Perfect summertime beer. I fermented at 70F in primary for two weeks and one week in the bottle. No strange flavors and it's almost totally clear. Got better than expected efficiency...

I was searching around and found this awesome blog entry with amazing pics from the Kiuchi Brewery, Hitachino Nest. At the end is a recipe. I might have to try it myself. They may have the best label design ever. http://beerinjapan.com/bij/780/kiuchi-brewery-ibaraki/ The link above has been...