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Sounds like good advice. Plus you get to drink beer with your buddies.

Good to know. :bigmug: :thumbsup:

I considered getting one, because they look cool, but couldn't see how they were any better than a picnic tap.

It could end up being a blend of all three, WLP530, T-58 and BE-134

Four days in, no pressure on the kegmenter, opened it up, no sign of krausen, surface still. I'd disagree with you @odie , no visible activity does mean something. But we are each entitled to our opinion. Now watching and airlock, that is something else. As for gravity readings, I don't take...

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Well, good enough, a Saison is one of my favorite styles.

I had brewed a beer and had two envelopes of WPL530 that were a bit out of date, I knew that I should have done a starter, but didn't A several days after pitching the yeast, no activity. So i looked at what dry yeast I had and decided to pitch them both the T-58 and BE-134 (in 10+ Gallons) to...

I'd like to give one a try.

It take a while for a pellicle to form

I turned several tap handles when I worked on an island in Alaska. Nothing special, just killing some time and figuring hot how to use a lathe.

Only while chilling and the temperature got down far enough, where I had to say, crap and heat it back up. Got chased by wasps and yellow jackets a time or two as well.

Depending on how far one has to drive, with gas being what it is today, might want to factor that in too.

In the North Alabama area, NexAir is cheapest by far. Now in Florida, who knows, but most likely.

I've done it both ways. Recently picked up another siphon tank.

Nexair - 403 Zell Dr, Orlando, FL 32824 (407) 851-4711 They close at 4:30

On another post a while back, I stated, "If your water tastes fine, it will likely make good beer.". I got chastised by our local water expert on the forum for that statement.

Since they are frozen whole hops, I believe that I would use them at flame out and let them contribute to chilling.

I use raspberry pints and love it. I tried a manual install, didn't work out so good, then I found the installer script. The installer script works great, easy-peasy, sit back and let it run.

Yeast goes into the toilet and on to the septic tank when I'm done with it. Spent grain, either to friends with chickens or at the edge of the woods for the woodland creatures.