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"Very light and tasty." How are their non-premium beers?

Happy Sunday, beer lovers. My boring, yet healthy breakfast, homemade Northern German Pils. .

I spent most of the day celebrating St. Arnulf's birthday with a homebrewer, drinking our brews. St. Arnulf of Metz, 582-645, is known as the patron saint of brewers. He was a Frankish bishop of Metz. In English, he is known as St. Arnold.

An everyday beer for lunch, my Kölsch. @TheDudeLebowski "Fellows at my current job are not my friends 🤔" Drink real beers with them, and they will be friends forever. :D

"From an appearance standpoint, there should be some head, some lacing and in the case of most German Lagers, a crystal clarity." :mischievous::bigmug:

A homemade Kölsch for lunch.

I am drinking a special Schwarzbier I brewed by request from a cancer survivor. This recipe will never be brewed again.

Homemade dark beer for tonight. I am trying to keep up with @leedspointbrew.

I accept your drinking challenge for this evening. Keep on practicing. I will bring a stein you may not have seen. Cheers :bigmug:

Healthy living is all I do, a Kölsch for lunch.

Happy Sunday, beer lovers.:bigmug: A homemade cup of coffee for a healthy breakfast.

I think control from both locations is required if your equipment is not close to your office or control room.

"Like be able to watch and control it all from my office." Great. Will you be able to control your brewing system also at the equipment location or only from your office?

Congratulations on your clean-looking panel.

For tonight, just a simple homemade Northern German Pils.

" There’s no reason to keep your old controllers for temp display." For redundancy, it's a great idea. In case of automation failure, he switches back to PID control. All or most of the old components may work with the automation, too. Redesigning the circuit gives him both options.

"Don't want to drill any/too many more holes into my SS vessels." I may have a solution for you. Replace the current temp sensor with a dual-element sensor. You connect one to your PID and one to your controller. I have dual-element temp sensors on all important brewing stations as backup in...

German red for lunch.

Why don't you want to buy an additional temperature probe for the controller and leave the PID's probe connected?

It's snack time, a homemade Maibock.