Christmas lists
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Wolfhound180
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Kegging equipment.
ReverseApacheMaster
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The wife and I are taking a trip to Colorado to tour a bunch of breweries with friends that live out there so that's going to be our XXX-mas presents to each other.
Fetus
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I don't celebrate the holiday itself, but I may purchase another fridge for temperature controlled fermentation.
I tried pH strips again this past weekend and got a big fat NOTHING to show up.
So I told my young one I want a digital pH meter for Christmas. She's already told the wife.
So I told my young one I want a digital pH meter for Christmas. She's already told the wife.
william_shakes_beer
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And you're measuring PH why?
PoppinCaps
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Mash pH? Strips don't work too well in my experience, as it doesn't have the accuracy you need. Digital meters are awesome and cheap.
davefleck
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O2 system
stbnj
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I want a valve and thermometer for my megapot, debating a sight glass. I also want a refractometer with gravity not just brix and a digital therometer. I think I will probably order all these things from Bobby M. I'm hoping too for the Oxford Companion to Beer and a book on growing your own hops.
turkeyjerky214
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Can you recommend a good one? I've been looking around online, but the only ones I'm seeing with good reviews are super expensive.
Not sure what I'll ask for. I've got pretty much everything I need/what short of making the jump to an electric system, and that's waaaaaay too big for a Christmas present. The only two things I can think of are a sight glass and a refractometer that compensates for temperature and has SG (mine is brix only and doesn't compensate).
chemman14
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blichmann tower of power
rockfish42
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Our own Braukaiser has a good guide on what to look for, many of the cheaper meters have extremely expensive probe replacement costs. If you spring for a nicer meter the probes conversely seem to be cheaper, and you will eventually have to replace the probe no matter how carefully you store it.
http://braukaiser.com/wiki/index.php?title=PH_Meter_Buying_Guide
BigTerp
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O2 System
Grain Mill
Grain Mill
MrOrange
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Refractometer and chest freezer
BamaRooster
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Refractometer and Igloo Mash Tun. I MUST get into all grain brewing.
FireBrew63
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I could use another conical Santa and some grains, I've been a gooood brewer this year.
BeerCrafter2011
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Grain mill!
Mongrel
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Refractometer, Grain Mill, several 1/4 bbl slim sankes, one 1/2 bbl sanke, march pump, more cornies, another perlick, plate chiller, and a blichmann floor burner with leg extensions. My guess is that I'm out of luck for most of that.
PoppinCaps
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http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000EOMS3Y/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20
Have heard some good things about this one. Ok, it's not cheap, but it will be accurate if you take care of it, ie keep the electrode hydrated, calibrate normally, etc.
Hey, Xmas is what these things are for!
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BrewingRugger
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Refractometer, grain mill, 9gal brew pot, new turkey fryer, and couple more cornies
I'll get nothing, and like it!
Megapot (probably a 15-gallon)
A quick solution for a leaky ball-valve on my MLT so I can actually start doing AG
My first AG to go without a hitch (pfft...)
And this.^^^^^^^^^^
A quick solution for a leaky ball-valve on my MLT so I can actually start doing AG
My first AG to go without a hitch (pfft...)
And this.^^^^^^^^^^
bovineblitz
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Refractometer, brewing gloves, and homebrew gift certificates 
neut2004
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A wine barrel and a house to store it in.
brew2enjoy
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A wort chiller. It's the last thing I need to make the switch to all grain!
TromboneGuy
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Grain mill.
And a brewpot from Stout Brewing Equipment.
Oh, and either a house with wiring that will handle electric brewing, or a propane burner.
And a brewpot from Stout Brewing Equipment.
Oh, and either a house with wiring that will handle electric brewing, or a propane burner.
Components for my electric brewing.
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Nothing brewing related this year. Going for hunting/shooting gear this year.
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