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thanks for the giveaways...Im in

Picking up my beers and glass on wed. Have my submission in by the end of the week...Cheers Mark!

This is very cool missed out on the last one. Please consider me for participation in round 2...Thank you

Awesome...thank you

How many sacks were pre ordered at our last meeting?

Count me in... Great Giveaway...Thanks Inkbird!

Krampus IIIPA all grain

i had a similar problem but instead of freezing my heat lamp remained on and my keezer was at 100 f. for some reason the thermostat called for heat and never cycled off when it reached temp. it has only happened the one time but now i check my temps every day just in case

One of the guys in the home brew club did these for our Buckwheat Whiskey Aged Blended Stout.

Any body have one of these? It is on sale right now for &75 and $13 to ship.Looking for a grain mill and wanted to know if was any good. any feedback on this mill would be appreciated. Cheers Mark!

Our Home brew club just did this but in a 25 gal. barrel. We are only leaving it in for 3 months because we didnt want to pull all the flavor out of it for 1 batch of beer . The day we empty the barrel we are putting in a tripel or quad we havent decided yet. When we take out the stout it going...

Nice build! Thinking of doing something like this in the future...Sub'd

left it unplugged for a while. Hooked everything back up all seems to be functioning correctly now. Still dont know why heat circuit never tripped off when came up to temp..Have to keep an eye on it now.

Woke up this morning to transfer my Belgian Pale ale to a keg and my keezer was at 45c. Sometime between Fri. night and this morning my heat lamp never shut off when bringing it up to temp. This morning both circuits were on while the stc was only calling for cooling. I have had the stc for...

Our club did this at our last meeting we did the couple pellets in each bottle. One of the head brewers told us afterwards to achieve a better result with this experiment you really want to extract as much of the oils you can from the hops and the best way to do that is add them to boiling...

Making a tea with your hops then adding some of that tea to each bottle then recapping will give you much better results doing this experiment. You will release more oils this way and get a better flavor and aroma profile rather than just putting a couple of pellets in each bottle.

Heres one of the many bluefish from our last trip in Oct.

Cant wait for Stripped bass season. Took off every Monday in May to catch more of these!

Collaboration #5 Boulavard & Cigar Citys Tropical Pale Ale