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price doesn't include shipping from there that is how it gets expensive. In light of that I will take no less than $30 for them.

looking for $40 I paid $60 for them to get shipped here and only used one of them. I went to kegging right when I ordered them and just never got around to useing them.

I still have six sediment catchers if anyone is interested?

I was looking for around 50$

For sale. I have a used once Carbontion lid for a corny ball lock keg from midwest supplies. http://www.midwestsupplies.com/carbonating-lid-5-gallon-ball-lock-keg-0-5-micron-stone.html. And 6 Brodie Sediment Catchers. If you are interested let me know. sedexbrewing.com

He just said it was runoff from South Range so I don't know what that means? It made me question the flavor once I heard that because like I said they all had a strange flavor about them.

I felt like there was a strange twinge to the beer unlike anyother? Does anyone know what this would be. It is there water profile? or the fact that they have it canned in about 2 weeks?

Pretty cool to see such an upscale compared to my 5 gallon carboy and bottling bucket. The co owner of this brewery was explaining the brewing process and breaking it down to normal people talk. It was pretty cool to see there canning procedure. 30 cans a min on a machine not much bigger than...

When you made this was it an extract version? Most people have mentioned doing it all grain. In that case how would you go about doing it in the form of an extract version?

So when you do this did you do it in the version of an extract bactch? How would you go about doing it extract if you went with all grain.

When you made a potato beer did u add any special stabilizer or anything to? I still have not tried making a beer like this yet.

Has anyone used Jim Beam in the ale and how many vanilla beans would be too much for a five gallon batch? Dont know the potency on these things and am curious?

You don't want to strain out the oak cubes they still have flavor and that oak essence to give to your beer. You just want to add the oak cubes the makers and the vanilla bean to the secondary and then rack ontop of that.

Anyone interested or wanting to make an offer P.M. or email me [email protected]

It is the exact one from Midwest Supplies http://www.midwestsupplies.com/carbonating-lid-5-gallon-ball-lock-keg-0-5-micron-stone.html Everything is all assembled and no hose clamps are required the onlything that sits in your beer is the tubing and the stone. Its a newer style lid, and...

$50.00 Plus shipping. It is a corny lid, the tube that connects the lid to the stone is for a 5 gallon corny keg. Comes with O Ring and Instructions.

5 gallon .5 micron carbonation lid with very little use for sale.

I have a Carbonation Lid with a .5 micron stone for a 5 gallon ball lock keg that I am looking to get rid of. Very little use.

$110.00 for 30 to get shipped to the U.S.

So out of those four mason jars would you use all four on your next batch or only one mason jar? Also would you make a yeast starter from the washed yeast before your next brew?