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Well, the show has stated that there was no actual distilling done on the show. I really tried to give it a chance but it was to much fakery and no compelling story to keep me interested. Now that DANCE MOMS is back I have a train wreck to watch. :o

Yeah, they are able to beat my local restaurant supply but the shipping doubled the price on the aluminum pot. I think this Friday I will go buy one or two. One additional question. If I use stainless steel weldless valves will I get any electrolysis? Or is the wort and water solutions not...

I am having a hard time finding kegs for sale in my area (that when I call have not already been sold). I did find a restaurant supply company that can provide a 60qt aluminum pot for $65 and based on this thread I am probably going to buy one for my boil kettle.

The stand is coming along very nicely.

You could go to the local hardware store and purchase some 3" PVC pipe and a toilet flange.

I got a beer gun, refractometer and a 10 gallon cooler for a new mash tun.

I would like to go all grain and enter at least one competition. Maybe get into the forum swap as well if there is one for 2013.

You are looking to expand but what is your current equipment? I would agree that a second bucket with airlock is what you need to have two batches fermenting at once. I would also recommend a boil kettle that will allow full boils if don't already have one. Then a chiller that will allow...

I have not seen that before and I like it. I will have to purchase that one.

Holy brought back from the dead thread Batman.

This is what I would recommend. Set your pressure to 11PSI and let the beer carb up in the keg for a week or two. Pour a couple of pints before you transport it to remove the sediment. Transport the keg earlier in the day as gently as you can (I strap the keg upright in my Jeep). Setup the...

And the sickness begins. I also started with a two keg system from Keg connection back in December. I now have three kegs full of beer and another four empty kegs in the basement. They multiply like Cheetos dust.

They do not purge the tank. Unlike the propane example CO2 is not a gas in the tank but a liquid.

I would say $80 is a good score for everything in the picture. It looks like you have a single regulator so when you purchase your keg lines make sure you also get a T so you can connect both kegs to the single output of the gas line.

That is a lot of home brew. How long did that bottling session take?

I do not think Bell's was even initially handled the issue badly. They sent a letter informing them of the trademark infringement and asked to change the name. If you read the post on Bell's website the president of the company says that they are involved currently with other trademark issues...

I have a Darrell 3.0 and he is still learning how he can help. Now that I have my keg setup when he upgrades to 4.0 or 5.0 I will let him make is own soda while I brew. That way he gets is reward in the end for his work too. By the way great pic and it does give me another idea on how my own...

Revvy, I appreciate your post but even Catholic's understand it is not the giving up of something that is important in lent. It became that not out of control but it was the easy way someone could exercise some piety during the season. I do not want to get on a religious discussion so I will...

This year I gave of soda for lent since I could not give up beer. God wants me to understand sacrifice not make life not worth living.:tank:

Hello from Buford Georgia.