Recent content by NTXBrauer

Craigslist has been good to me when looking for kegs. Put out an ad that you are looking to buy a few.

Free bottles in the Dallas area... https://dallas.craigslist.org/ftw/zip/d/beer-brewing-bottles/6733943854.html

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Count me in!

American Brown Ale - 5.5 gallons Belgian Brown Ale - 5.5 gallons Belgian Blond - 5.5 gallons 7505 + 16.5 = 7521.5 gallons

I'm in!

I started with a 32ft TT about 10 years ago, and now have a 30ft TT with the full bunks in the back the kids and friends. The above mentioned advice is solid. No need to buy anything new, find one a couple years new and save some money up front. As for what your Ram 1500 will pull, don't...

My recommendation would be a pale ale for your BMC buddies. Just find a recipe that does not go overboard on the hop additions. EdWort's Haus Pale Ale is one many of us on HBT have made, and I give it thumbs up. :mug: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=31793

Will do..Thanks soulsuit.

Thank you for the recommendations. I am staying in the Jantzen Beach area. What is relatively close by?

I am on a plane now headed to Portland, OR, for a couple days, and I am looking for suggestions on craft brew pubs to check out. Anything that is loved by the locals with a good selection of Oregon beers is what I am searching for. Thanks!

In DFW (Denton) area: http://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/zip/5387167714.html

29003.5 + 6 gallons Belgian Blond = 29009.5

22,171 + 5 gal Sasqwatch Brown Ale = 22,176

Yes, it this is a very normal experience. Fermentation can take off very rapidly given the ideal conditions. The hop debris can also get pushed into your blow off tube, and will cause the clog you are referencing. To circumvent this, go with a larger diameter of tubing. I very quickly...