Recent content by andythomas34

this is awsome

yeah thats it no coffee,it is a great porter a little lighter than some as far as color.

just tasted this from my keg almost a month in, fantastic:mug:

i hope the bruins beat down some one!!!!!nice name though

i just started doing all grain and 2 under my belt.i already want a 10 gallon

my hydrometer is broken .so im just thinking if it looked like it was done,wont it continue to ferment in corny i know the only real judge is hydrometer but,i would just have more sediment in bottom of keg.is what i was thinking.

i wont be trying it for another three weeks but figured i could carb all in one shot

it was in glass and it had stopped fermenting ,as far as i could tell .i figured it would continue to condition in keg .like it was my secondary am i wrong?

so im brand new to kegging and i broke the line in my mini fridge trying to convert it.i figured i would prime my porter with suger in keg while it conditions then either put in my garage and serve( fairly cold new england weather)or pour into growlers then to fridge for now.its ok to prime that...

yeah no ring so I will get some wire.Thanks again

thanks i used a butter knife ,its weird i see what looks like a pressure release valve in the middle but i cant see how i could even get at it to pull it up plyers maybe ,and one of my kegs looks like the only way you could get at it would be a needle or somthing?

So this is crazy. i just got kegs from kegconnection .i cant pop the top on them dont want to wreck them ,are they under pressure and if so where can i release pressure ,this sounds dumb but i just dont want to bust keg

Last brew kings of lion Marley also

its tough to get light colored beer with extract ,using all grain is a lot easyr,to achieve color .but you could try late addition with your boil that helps..

its the pump i think looks like i have same pump. to much pressure stirs the wort into a frothy mess if you can turn down your pump i think it would help also depending on what pump you can change the paddle on it to push less through.