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This is the sexiest thread that I have ever replied to! I hope I win something amazing!! Thanks for putting this giveaway together HBT!

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That is what the original recipe calls for. I posted the link to the original thread on the top of the forum. I am open to any suggestions if you can tell me otherwise.

I'm with you 100% on this one SAMC! More suckage please!! I was so surprised at how easy I could find multiple all-grain LSS recipes floating around the Internets. Not to mention this: The Brewing Network.com - : That is a very upstanding move on the breweries part if you ask me. The...

Thank you very much OldWorld, those tips are greatly appreciated! I think I may stick to the English Ale yeast, but I totally agree with you that the "Wild" aspect of the beer would probably be better achieved with a Belgium yeast strain. I will let everyone know how my wort tastes tomorrow if...

Thank you very much! I will try this out!!

I am a novice brewer and have NO experience with doing this type of conversion or I would have "used my best judgement." I would not be asking for help if I had a remote clue how to convert grains to malt extracts... Any specifics would be greatly appreciated.

Can you guys help me convert this all-grain recipe to extract? I would really like to brew this tomorrow. Is there a piece of software that I can plug an all-grain recipe into and get an extract conversion? Any suggestions or alternate recipes would be greatly appreciated. I would really...

I stuffed a 2ft piece of 3/8" hose up the perlick spout (it fits tight and perfect), added a racking cane with a small bottle stopper on it. I then just bleed the co2 off as I slowly fill it. Much cheaper solution... I wish I hadn't ordered this wrong part before I figured this out. This...

I just got this Bottle Filler - Perlick in the mail and went to use it with my Perlick 525SS and realized that the faucet head does not detach. FAIL. If you have the Perlicks with the detachable 10mm spout, this is for you. http://www.centerlinemachining.com/homebrew.htm My loss is your...

I would like a good home for this Tower and tap. The brass is shiny, nice and can be shined up even better. There are no dings or dents. The cap and screw cover are plastic and have chipping but can easily be spray painted or touched up. The faucet is complete with elbow shank and...

Only used a few weeks and are like new! $18 w/ Free Shipping in the USA Chrome Check Valve (5/16") Also called: Ball Valve, 1/4" MPT x 3/8" Barb

Hello gang! I recently picked up a Turkey Fryer and was getting ready to brew my first-ever outdoor batch, a Big Sky – Moose Drool clone kit that I picked up on a summer trip back home to Michigan. Everything up until this point went extremely smooth and right on schedule. I finished off...

Would this be a good solution to keep the "cold break" out of my counterflow chiller and keeping it from plugging up or would I then attach some sort of wire mesh or hop filter to this?

I recently built a counter flow wort chiller and realized that it would be easiest to use if I converted my 36 qt Bayou Classic brew kettle and added a bulkhead and ball valve. Bayou Classic 36 qt I know that I will not be using this kettle forever and will eventually graduate to a keggle...

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Thank you very much! Cost was definitely a HUGE factor in my decision with this design. Dad had all the lumber and parts right on-hand in his shop. Also it is a happy reminder of that summer also and that is definitely worth something.

I actually was just in the process of updating the post with that information when i received this message. I have zero problems with the temperature of my beer. Every glass has been perfect, my only problem is keeping up with the demand.

Finished it off with a few coats of stain to bring out the rich color of the cherry. I Insulated the base of the tower with a pipe insulator, affixed it to the base with silicone, drilled pilot holes and fastened with 3" screws. The taps pictured each have their own story and were given to me...