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Looking to buy a grain mill: barley crusher, monster mill. May consider other mills if the price is very good. The catch: I am in Canada, and going to the US on Friday or Saturday to pick up some orders. You need to be able to get the box to me by then. Shipped to 13669. Send me your...

I could probably see the bag melting from being in contact with the hot kettle wall....

After more digging, it seems that HSA is not something to lose sleep over. Here is a good post if anyone else comes across this thread and is looking for answers: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f39/hot-side-aeration-oxidization-161364/#post1863209

I am indeed using silicone for everything... I hadn't noticed that he was using vinyl.

Gravity feeding a plate chiller: This is what I am planning to do next week... will see how it turns out!

I would absolutely be up for a Don de Dieu clone... probably my favourite Unibroue beer. My brother lives about a half hour from the brewery... I should make it out there sometime.

Inside my mash tun = 100% stainless as well. Outside the mash tun, stainless & silicone. IMO Vinyl should only be used for the water lines in the wort chiller, but even there I just used silicone because it was simpler to buy a long tube and use it for everything.

This is exactly what I am trying to figure out. If it's a non-issue, then great, so it shall be. But I defer to the AG experts on this, as I am not one.

From what I've read, pellet hops clog bazooka tubes pretty consistently. Consider a hop spider or hop bag?

I am looking forward to my first AG brew next week and had a question about batch sparging. My setup is basically a 9gal brew kettle and a cooler mash tun. My question is: what is your hardware and process for batch sparging? My initial thoughts was that I would be fine with a single...

That's really neat. Props for ingenuity :mug:

My first batch didn't turn out too well... not that I was expecting it to. It was a brew kit that someone gave me two years ago and was well expired :) I made it anyways. It turned out "ok" and drinkable, but not great. I will drink a bottle once in a while, but I generally just serve it up to...

I am looking at the following 2 chillers on the nybrewsupply site. I've been trying to see what the difference is between the two and the only thing I can tell is that the coil spacing is different (1) http://www.nybrewsupply.com/3-8-x-25-stainless-steel-wort-chiller.html (2)...