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15705+5 "Who's your Pappy Pilsner?" 15710

Exactly. All it took was a little cleaning. As soon as I get my beer line cleaner in the mail, I'll be ready. I've got PBW but I think line cleaner would be a better idea, correct me if I'm wrong.

I paid the full price, I asked if he'd take $700 and he said no. The guy was saving for a down payment on a new house, so I wasnt gonna fight him on it.

I noticed there's a new listing on CL this morning in KC for 5 Cornies and some other stuff.

One was half full with old old beer, the rest were empty.

Yeah, he was just trying to get rid of it all due to a relocation. I think it was a good deal. It was 6 Cornies, the kegerator with 2 taps, the 10 gallon HLT and MT from MoreBeer with temp gauges installed. About 30lbs of specialty grains. And a ton of other misc stuff.

I agree with most that's been said on this thread so far, however, they do have a Classic American Pilsner that I just tried a few weeks ago. It's a very good beer. The most impressive one of theirs IMO.

Sorry man, I went ahead and bought it all yesterday. :(

I've been cruising craigslist for awhile now, looking for AG or keg stuff. I've currently been bottling my mini-mash brews. I found a kegerator with two taps, a 5lb CO2 tank/reg, a 5lb Nitro tank/reg, 6 ball lock Corny kegs, the 10 gallon lauter tun and mash tun from MoreBeer along with the...

That's a good point, hate to see someone getting out of such a great hobby. Just didn't want to get ripped off. Thanks guys

I found this on CL and am not sure what to offer the guy. What do you guys think? For sale: Kegerator with 2 faucets, a perlick rear seal and a stout faucet. Nitrogen/CO2 tank with regulator CO2 tank with regulator Lauter and Mash tuns (2 converted 10gal coolers) Wort Chiller Burner 10 gal brew...

Just curious does anyone know of any online retailers having any big sales on May 7th? What about your LHBS? I've been browsing but haven't found any yet.

I've been reading Radical Brewing lately, I haven't finished it yet. I've enjoyed it so far. The author is humorous and it gives some great history behind styles and beer in general. Good recipes for AG and extract. I really enjoyed a part in the book on ways to improve Pilsners and Stouts, my 2...

To answer (C): I was reading up on Pilsners the other day, and the author recommended the use of a single hop, and did specifically recommend Saaz FWIW. Have you put any thought to water quality?? The last recipe I saw called for distilled water.

I have the opportunity to buy a 7.0 cubic foot Holiday chest freezer for only $100. But the question is, what is the most economical way to set everything up? I currently have a dorm fridge that is holding a 5 gallon fermentor that is lagering. It can hold one fermentor or 2 Corny's. This new...

Sam Adam's version was the worst beer I've ever had. Ever. Rather drink cough syrup

Welcome! You'll find TONS of good info on here. I see you're from KCMO, I live there myself, well, just east out in Lexington. Your brew buddy idea is very intriguing. For a basic partial mash/extract brewer as myself, pH, specific gravity (not really sure how you'd be able to do that), and core...

Hey man, I live not TOO far from you in Lexington MO. I'd be happy to give it a try. I've only been brewing for a year or so, but I might be able to help ya out. I live a ways from a LHBS too, can be frustrating at times. Thank god for the internet.

12073+ 5 Irish Blonde Ale 12078

I did the exact same thing with my very first brew. Brewed up a stout, then, after drinking some realized I wasn't a huge fan of stouts. It was good, and in style. Just not for me. I got into craft beer and home brewing at the same time so every where I go I look for brew pubs and am stopping in...