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I have yet to use it but from what I understand they cling like an oil change sticker.

As a new guy my mind is loaded with ways to customize my home brews. It allows for so much creativity with the labels and caps. I can get a stamp made with anything I want on it for my caps. They could make a stamp with my late fathers face on it. It would be cool but I am not sure if it...

Thanks to everyone who answered. Looks like 20 oz coke bottles will bridge the gap. Thanks again.

OK, I am sure everybody did this when they started. I have no room for kegs or extra fridges or anything bigger then stacking some cases of bottles. Then I will transfer what I want to drink to the fridge as needed. But my problem is the few cases of bottles I stashed away will be used up with...

We did mention it to them but are looking to be a little less dependent on an established business. We would like to take this in a business direction and do not want to step on any ones toes in the process. He is extremely smart and dedicated to this industry. We are looking to sell equipment...

I have been asked by a local establishment to start a brew club. I am looking for an experienced brewer who knows how to run a class for up to 20 people. We have all equipment and space. We need someone who can help us make good beer and watch the brews as they ferment to make sure all is good...

Welcome to the board. I just started brewing last month. I am from the southside of Chicago. What was your best beer you brewed.

I read here about not needing to transfer to secondary. But my LHBS suggests it even after I mentioned that it doesn't seem necessary. I am doing it at least these first few.

Thanks everyone for the response. I did not take a hydrometer reading at first. I was under the impression that I only needed that if I cared about alcohol percentage. I have since learned the importance of that reading and will take it from now on. I will take the reading now and see if it...

OK, I am too excited to start new brews that I am moving my first brew to second stage after 10 days. Then I will let it sit for 7 more days then 2-3 weeks in bottles. My second brew will sit for 12 days in primary stage, just by timing of buckets. I am following BEV ART recommendations. I...

OK, I am too excited to start new brews that I am moving my first brew to second stage after 10 days. Then I will let it sit for 7 more days then 2-3 weeks in bottles. My second brew will sit for 12 days in primary stage, just by timing of buckets. I am following BEV ART recommendations. I...

I live on the south side of the city, in the city. Lagunitas IPA is my favorite beer. I have a clone in stage 1 now about to move to the second stage. I also have Witbier in stage 1 just brewed 4/26. I am looking to do an October beer soon. My next brew will be on May 15 and it is a wheat beer...

I wish I started brewing a couple months ago so I would have some beer to drowned my sorrows in after the Blackhawks lost last night. I have a couple beers in the first fermenter and one planned for May 18th brew date. That will be a wheat beer with blueberries during the second stage. Any...