Recent content by GTaylor

That is what I do with my batches and it works great, allows for easy closed transfers. I didn't trim the dip tube, just push the trub through a blow off tube and then connect the transfer hose when there is clear beer. Haven't had a problem with a blocked post yet

Adjustable stainless hop spider, 6x14 i believe. Don't need much for the brewery

I'm in, thanks

Welcome and thanks for your service. Where in Indiana are you from?

USA, thanks

Got an SS Brew bucket 3.5 gallon mini and a $50 gift card to LHBS along with a few other non brewing related items.

1. Full Metal Jacket (Vietnam) 2. Saving Private Ryan (WWII) 3. We Were Soldiers/Platoon (Vietnam) Hard to pick a favorite, my list could change tomorrow depending on the mood.

A Wilserbrewer bag and Edelmetal burner

Should have checked here before ordering my bag Sunday evening, that's ok still getting a great bag at a good price. May order another one on the next sale. Thanks for the great product.

I saw that review and that's why I was wanting to find any other users with the same/different experience. Still have to put some serious thought into this one.

CA Mouse, I did know that just wanted to see if it was comparable to it's pricier brother in terms of heating and propane usage. I would like to just get the blichmann but finding it a little difficult to justify the price.

I am looking at getting a new burner and like the looks of the Anvil, if anyone has thoughts/experience with it that would be great. Was also considering the Blichmann or Edelmetal, but would like to try and keep the price down a little. Thanks for your help.

Thanks for the help DromJohn, looks like an easy recipe for a group to brew and not mess up to much.

A group of us are planning a big brew day to fill a 53 gallon bourbon barrel and I was looking for some suggestions for a relatively simple scotch ale recipe. I also wanted to know if it needs to be a big beer(>9%) or could it be modest(6-8%)? Also, how long would you recommend leaving it in...

Thanks for the info, gives me more to think about. This seems like the simplest way to go.