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I have not started this project yet. i sure would like to get it done, so thanks for the information. Sounds pretty simple this way; I think I will get to it after the first. I love that fridge though. I have the wok range in my garage and would like to unload it. It weighs early a ton...

The Lakewalk still gets the raves at our house. It's definitely the house brew. The hopping schedule is perfect. i played with the malt and yeast a bit, and like the Maris Otter change. I'm getting away from US 05 a bit now because I find I was getting inconsistent attenuation and some dry...

Yes, EF will never be the same for anyone who followed that thread.

Gosh, it seems like a good time to ressurect the classice New Year thread. There is some good Great Lakes information in there starting on page 2. :) https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f45/how-you-saying-hello-new-year-18396/

My rule is you get one hampster per childhood. You kill it, your done. Exit the hampster phase gracefully. KD

News Falsh: The girls changed their minds (shocker). Ginger is out; Amber is sticky for now. Help! Ok, Stella is a good one, no doubt.

Actually, some people really call me that.

Mary-Ann was kinda petite. She probably woulnd't get in the way too much.

Good one Lars! That's kind of like me when my wife is talking to me.

Looks like it's going to be............................

Cute, I don't think I could name my dog Corona, but I kind of like it. Porter is a good name if I had a boy dog. Nugget is also cool. So far, the only beery name I could get through is Amber; the girls are pushing for Ginger. I guess it's beer related, sort of.

Sorry; those are good names, but not sure if SWMBO will agree. Barley might work though. It's cute enough. I like Gueze, but hwat chance do I have?.

I'm looking for a name for our family pet. She is a Golden Retirever puppy with a light colored coat. Something with a beer twist would be nice. Amber is one we are considring. Best KD

Most definitely Heinz. Thanks fo the help.

http://www.maltosefalcons.com/tech/MB_Raines_CO2_Priming_Rates.php

Not sure about the volume or how to even begin this project. i just thought it would be cool to dial in specific volumes of CO2 for differnt styles. It makes it easy to rack to a keg, fill a sixer or two for competitions and then force carb the rest. As great as the beergun is, this sounds...

I was hoping to have better control than the Coopers drops which are a rather high dose. Prime tabs are no longer made. If there are any other products, I would like to know about htem. I have seen some pipettes on ebay for around 20-25 bucks.

I was thinking about buying a digital pipette for priming up small batches of beer before I force carb, as an alternative to beergunning later. Does anyone have any experience or links where I can get good information as to dosage and procedure? Thanks KD

Just an update on a variation I tried. I decided to use Maris Otter and WY1272 for a batch. I have to say that it came out great. my wife says it's the best LW I have made. Some batches of LW have overattenuated on me using US05, but this batch has a great mouthfeel and has good malt balance...