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Hey All, I used beeralchemy for years, but after a break from brewing I no longer have a mac that can run it (32 bit software). Any chance one of you is still running it and could export my recipes to beerxml? I have the data file… just need a little help from someone with an old mac.

"Upstate" places compared to the city: Industrial Arts Brewing Suarez Family Brewery Peekskill Hudson Valley Brewing.

Tasting a freshly tapped (and over-carbed) ESB. Plus drinking some Other Half IPA.

Did this real quick, hopefully it's closer to what you're looking for:

yes please!

From my understanding, yes. But I'm not an expert. I was able to swap perlicks with vent-matics no problem. :mug:

Sold! Sorry superstorm204. Santo, I really like them so far, they feel reliable as hell and pour well. This review came out the day after I installed mine and I couldn't have written it better: http://brulosophy.com/2015/10/01/vent-matic-ultra-flo-faucets-product-review/

Currently have a guy lined up, waiting for payment. Holding for 24 hours.

2 Perlick 525ss faucets. 1 Growler Filler that fits $75 shipped in the 48 The gaskets are brand new except the one at the very back (between the back and the shank). Upgraded to the Vent-Matics, don't need these anymore. I replaced the gaskets because one started to leak and I didn't want...

Hopfellas IPA - All-Grain Recipe Kit

Start filling your BK with the valve accidentally open, and then walk away for 20 min. Downstairs neighbors complained about bubbles forming on their ceiling. Don't do that.

Thanks guys, no leak so far so it must have been the poppet.

I kegged up a coffee blonde (mad fermentationist recipe) two nights ago. I'm serving it Saturday so I did a bit of shaking / rolling and hooked it up to gas the next morning. Went to check it tonight and noticed beer in the bottom of the fridge. It hadn't leaked much, but it was leaking. Put the...

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A ball lock valve isn't much. Mill + Grains & a weldless ball lock valve. My homebrew shop offered to drill the hole for me if I brought my kettle in, so maybe you wouldn't have to buy the step bit.

If a ball lock was placed high enough, theoretically you could always just tip the kettle to get more without catching trub. I wish there was an affordable way to have a rotating racking arm.

My saisons usually hit their stride after 3-4 months. Lots of variables, but that's my personal experience. The ones I brew at the beginning of summer and drink at the end are always better than the ones that get tapped right away.

Hey, I'm up in Astoria. Swing by Bitters & Esters and talk to those guys. They're super helpful and really friendly. I'm always squeezing brewdays in late and unexpectedly otherwise you'd be welcome. And go for the upgrade, you're dancing around all grain, might as well go for it.

Keg Lube helps too.

I thought I had the lid on really tight but next time I'll have to really give it a twist. All I can think is maybe there was a bit too much headroom and the beer had room to shake around. I'll also probably be a bit more careful next time and maybe use my panniers. I've used this growler In a...