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I was wondering if anyone would get that!! :drunk:

The zoo is definitely on our list. Thanks for the response! :D

Nothing is set in stone yet, but I will most likely be making a trip to San Diego in June with the wife and another couple. I'm counting on this community for good beer ideas. This is a trip with no children so we are all up for anything. I've bookmarked La Jolla, Karl Strauss, Pizza Port...

http://www.radeberger-gruppe.com/en/brands/altenm%C3%BCnster Is it this brewery??

Beer will save the world. I don't know how, but it will. Do your part and buy your homebrew supplies from Nor*Cal Brewing Solutions.

http://www.oldmonkdallas.com/ http://www.idlerichpub.com/index.php http://www.thefillmorepub.com/ http://www.mothinthe.net/ http://www.thecommontable.com/ Never been to any of these, so you are on your own for the research.

http://kegsandbarrels.com/ I was there a couple of weeks ago and they had about three or four coolers worth of 22oz bottles. Looks to be about 30 mins. from Rockwall. http://mrgsbeverage.com/ This one is a little farther for you, but a great store for good beer (and a sandwich). As...

I've had Peticolas and Deep Ellum beers on tap at the Holy Grail (Plano, TX). Just around the corner in Plano is the Gingerman where you can find St. Arnold's Elissa IPA on cask (most of the time), Deep Ellum's IPA, and several Rahr and Shiner beers. The Gingerman also has one or two of Real...

Another thread said to call direct for cheaper shipping with this guy as eBay shipping is sometimes exaggerated.

I've been looking too and I the way I read it is the $200 kettle is less thick than the $210 kettle with no couplings. Take another look at the thickness of the bottom and sides of both kettles.

I see you're in Texas....Does everyone like Shiner? http://www.shinerbockstore.com/products/barware/shiner-dog-tag-bottle-opener/ Not very personalized, but a cool and cheap way to fill the basket/bucket.

I found the same one yesterday while doing my procrastination shopping! Can't wait for her to open it.

I sometimes insert my siphon into a large grain bag, then siphon as normal. The grain bag filters most stuff out while racking to the keg.

Centennial Brewnette?

I'll go with Yoop's answer and also ask if you are fermenting in a closet. I was for a while and was also getting a plastic taste. It wasn't until I purchased a fridge to help with temp control that I got great beers. I was just fermenting at too high temps.

I tried to get 10% off but was told they wouldn't give the discount because this was part of their "Black Friday" deals. The cashier at the front register tried to enter the discount, but the computer wouldn't allow her and advised that the item was not allowed any discounts. Still a great deal!

I grabbed one too!

Just using picnic taps until I can put a collar on it.

I have the Holiday 7.0 from Lowe's. It fits four on the floor, but very tight.

I brewed this on Fri. and subbed .5 lb Vienna and .5 lb Dextrose (Extract Version) with Notty yeast. I will dry hop with .5 oz Centennial and .5 oz Cascade after fermentation is complete. I hit 1.038 and it tasted great! Can't wait to keg it.