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It's like having your own brau meister right there!! :mug:

Alcohol...the cause and solution to all of life's problems. :tank:

Thanks. Yea, I'm not real comfortable about lying what I am shipping either... :confused:

I am interested in entering a brewing contest in Iowa. I live in Illinois. Does anyone have and recommendations on how to ship beer. I think I will need to bubble wrap and package at home, and then bring it to the UPS store and lie about what I am shipping. I believe there are restrictions...

Kornkob, anytime I'm in Wisconsin I pick up a few 6's of New Glarus. Also, if you haven't tried it, get New Glarus' Begian Cherry or Raspberry Tart. They are awesome!

VERY NICE, good setup! Simple and efficient, yeilds great beer. Definitely the way to go from a financial and time standpoint. Thanks for the pics :cool:

Amen. My "turkey fryer" and "turkey baster" have never seen a turkey. Strictly for boiling wort and taking samples. :cross:

hold the hops back...get a hop stopper. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1823&page=1&pp=10

I will eventually build a system like yours Deroux. Looks good! I have acquired the kegs, which are sitting in my basement. It will probably be my project next summer.

Thanks. I just kind of came across it in when thinking of how to set up the 3 tiers. The levels are perfect. I thought of building a wood structure or having a friend weld something, but I eyed this and thought simplicity and mobility. Something like $25 bucks at Home Depot.

Ah, I guess not, my logic would give you 5. So how do you get mugs. Sorry, I didn't mean to branch thread. :rolleyes:

Do you get a beer mug for every 100 posts?

I think theClone Brews books (I have both) are OK for novices. Each brew has an extract recipe as well as an all-grain version for advanced brewers. Next Up: New Glarus' Wisconsin Belgian Red North American Clone Brews , pg. 147 If you ever are in Wisconsin you have to try this or the...

With Fall right around the corner, there is nothing better than a nice stout. GO FOR IT!!

Steve, picture of stainless steel hose is in my gallery.

The stainless steel braided hose, is simply the hose that you would connect water lines to say a washing machine. They are found in the plumbing department of any hardware store. I took a 15" length of this hose and snipped the ends with wire cutter. I pulled out the plastic hose and was left...

Sorry, BitterRat. Yes, ED is very nice and helpful everytime I'm in the shop...Usually once a week!

Fill the tube with water. Hold one end higher and put it in the liquid to be siphoned. As soon as you let let go of the bottom end the gravity/vacuum will start to siphon. Spend $10 and get an auto-siphon. One pump and siphon starts. No mess!

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