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Same here, I boil outside in my happy place (deck). I'd question what I was being "allowed" to do if my wife said I couldn't keep a fermenter in the corner of a room she never goes in. :)

I would also suggest something more straightforward like a brown or pale ale. Concentrate on cleanliness and sanitation first, make it habit and you'll be rewarded for it.

^^^^^ Ditto That's where I purchased my setup. Couldn't be happier.

That's a sweet label!

Classic use of the mom joke.:rockin:

My parents are still there, so I visit every summer. Discovered the Blind Tiger last year. Had some good brew there.

Welcome to the forum! I'm originally from Topeka. Glad to see another brewer from Kansas.

Any idea on when the Pliny, American, English or Kaiser hop packs will be back in stock? :off: I just finished my kegerator with the Perlicks and shafts I bought from you guys. I am extremely pleased with the fast shipment and the condition of everything! You have a new customer here. Thanks!

March of the S.O.D. - Stormtroopers of Death

I'd recommend them, excellent customer service when I've had to call about something. The only thing I wish would change is the website to reflect out of stock items, expected in stock date, something to that effect. I'd much rather make a substitute if possible than wait for an email later that...

I started with Mr. Beer as well. It is a nice way to discover you can make decent beer and it's not rocket science. In the end, their pricepoint is way off to serve a pipeline. Their kits cost more to make 2 gallons than I spend on 5 gallons of all-grain now and my beer is a heck of a lot...

I took it also. Good luck with your project.

I agree with the good investment. You also got the good stuff which will move quick if you ever change your mind. i.e. Perlicks, Taprite, etc.

I just got mine and it is like night and day carrying that thing around. I was always worried about the throat or the carboy snapping off trying to use the carboy handles they make. I plan on leaving the brew hauler on when cleaning also, when it gets really slippery.

I'm also putting one together, tossing around Marris Otter or Golden Promise for the base. In "Brewing Classic Styles," Jamil uses equal amounts of 120l crystal, 40l crystal, and roasted barley. In Beersmith, that combo is showing a nice red tint to it.

You might be a homebrewer if... You lower the temperature in your house so the yeast are happy. :mug:

Good luck tomorrow! And welcome to the site.

Welcome! Might have to head your way instead of Columbia for a "local" LHBS from what I hear. Happy brewing!

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Yes! I need a spare keg. Massive vendor giveaway just has a nice ring to it doesn't it?