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depends on where you live somewhat. here in houston, its hard to beat austin homebrew supply for online orders. ive ordered on a wednesday evening and received it on a friday. and all their shipping is $5.99.

not sure if this is already known around here but i searched and came up with no results. i came across an informative brewing video site on craigs list of all places for anyone thats interested. http://www.freebrewingvideos.com/index.html

kinda off top but when one says a a volume of CO2(e.g. 2.4 volumes etc...) what does that mean?

do you know who started this thread?

i tried and tried but mine never came unglued without breaking the magnets so i just bought a bunch off of ebay for about $12.

Please - show me what you got. It may help.

never realized i was poisoning myself with my love of microwave popcorn.

would anybody happen to know a detailed water profile for houston texas? ive tried to contact the water board to no avail. wasnt even on beersmith.

Maybe you can add a small section to the class that shows different types of food pairings with beer. I know it's kinda a personal taste thing but it would encourage people to try different types of brew, i.e. stout and dark chocolate pieces.

Heads up! I just got a great deal at northernbrewer... just order a four pack of reconditioned cornys for 59.95. even with the monster shipping charge of $26 its still about $21 a keg. just search for used kegs. this is a smoking deal if you happen to live near there since i dont think they...

just wanted to express my regret over ever trying to mess with the party pig after its pressure pouch is partially activated. first off, for those of you that don't know what the party pig is, look here. a decent idea when used properly. anyways, this all started when i put the pressure...

I think these prices are probably a bit high but even at the lowes depot stores its not that much more expensive to just buy from the LHBS. I got mine from northern brewer and shipping wasnt all that outrageous. Then again, if you just happen to have copper tubing sitting around maybe making...

copper~231 Btu/hr-ft-deg. F aluminum~145 Btu/hr-ft-deg. F stainless~9.3 Btu/hr-ft-deg. F Translation - Copper removes energy from the wort about 25 times faster than stainless and 1.6 times faster than aluminum Now because of the other means of heat transfer going on this doesn't...

i was browsing through your yahoo! photo album and I must say you do have a very nice setup. did you make those brewpots and, if so, what are they made from?

I have mine permanently installed inside my keggle. Do you think it is bad for the wort to have the copper coils in the boiling kettle at all times? I figured since there are copper kettles why not just keep them in there.