SouthBounds
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Well that's purdy!
What came in the mail for you today?
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Well that's purdy!
A new Proofing basket and other goodies.
TwistedGray
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Correct @CaddyWampus and pardon the confusion @Transamguy77
We'll see...I think many of these breweries will maintain online ordering for quite some time.
We'll see...I think many of these breweries will maintain online ordering for quite some time.
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Whats the craze with this Kveik?
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Off topic here but is there a smaller testing jar that can be used with these standard hydrometer? 250ml seems like an awful waste or wort. Something just as tall but thinner perhaps? I have an older thin plastic test jar but has seen its day and will be sent to brew heaven soon and I can't find the likes of it anymore. Thanks
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TBC
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They make 100ml graduated cylinders. You would have to check the diameter though. It would be enough volume as long as the hydrometer fits
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Northern_Brewer
British - apparently some US company stole my name
Yep, 100ml measuring cylinders are fine - and are much of a muchness, I prefer glass to plastic though despite the potential breakability. I got a 250ml for my (fatter) finishing hydrometer but even that (just) fits my 100ml cylinder.
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Thanks guys, found a nice 100ml in the "Amazon" forest
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Yeah you are really going to like your spider. It's indispensable! Finally got one a year ago and it's a great brew tool. Congrats!
Absolutely. It is one of those things you wonder how you ever got along without.
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I resanitize my spider after the boil and then transfer wort to fermenter thru the spider. Catches a lot of particles that weren't trapped in the cold break trub.
I can’t wait to try my Cold Crash Guardian from Brew Hardware.
Three new fermometers (only needed two, but always nice to have a spare) for the new fermonsters, and some Lallemand Diamond Lager yeast cause it was cheap. Tomorrow and Friday should be getting the new co2 manifold, tap, and disconnects for the hopefully arriving this weekend new (to us) fridge to convert into a kegerator. Old one bit the dust last winter, and had to convert the ferment fridge into the kegerator. Now it's too warm to ferment in the garage or house, so ferment fridge is needed back online asap. Current manifold is a two-way with a splitter attached to make it a three-way; new one is a straight four-way so I can have three on tap and one dedicated for force carbing. Hoping I get to build a new kegerator this weekend.
It’s versatile and is known for fermenting fast when warm without fuesels
They are tried and true, temp control is not really an issue unless you can’t keep it warm enough, perfect for summer brews. Can ferment fast when hot (around 90F for many) without making fusels. Some strains are great for their fruity esters. NEIPA! Several ferment cleanly (Low esters) I’ve used 2 strains so far, and now have 2 more to brew with.
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Dave Sarber
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New fermentasaurus. No sign of the pressure kit yet, but ordered same day from same vendor. You'd think they could put it in the same way oversized box.
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20 lbs of various grains, hops and yeast for muh NEipa. Wish me luck!
Nice. What are you aiming for?
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I'm not really trying to replicate any particular beer. I'm going for a nice hazy tropical fruit bomb. Its my first ipa of any kind.
msjy2008
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My Bayou Classic KAB4 burner came in today! I can't wait to try it out! No more long waits for boiling water/wort at the kitchen stove!
TBC
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MoreBeer order finally arrived. Ordered 11 days ago, shipped yesterday arrived today. LHBS didn’t have the Sour Batch Kidz and didn’t offer to order it.
Going to brew another Flanders Red with the sour batch kidz.
Going to brew another Flanders Red with the sour batch kidz.
letsallgoforasoda
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QTikiBrew
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No pictures - I'm stuck on military duty, but my duotight and evabarrier stuff etc arrived home in Mass. for when I decide to build a keezer and DIY a four gauge secondary regulator using $5 inline regulators and a spunding valve (considered the GovReg for a hot minute).
HBT stickers. One for the keg fridge, one for the ferm fridge.
How did you get the HBT stickers?
If you’re a supporting member (and you are) go to this thread and follow the instructions.
usps dropped off some hops today, 4 days from order, not bad at all
Transamguy77
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orionol73
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Daaang!! On both scores!
Dave Sarber
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ClaudiusB
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Great book.
He gave a great talk at Craft Brewers Conference today.
