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i am still waiting on my basket.. wish i had an update to at least know it was still coming.

how are you going to get water to the chiller?

had the same issue trying to whirlpool off that chiller. i have a smaller kettle so it works some.

I should probably have the wife turn off the gas and pull the beer line huh? :rolleyes:

Yeah you can see air "entering" the line.

That's correct. Flowing faster isn't a good description. It's sounds like a spray cleaner that foams up. It's definitely sounds like it's pulling air. Uhh sounds like a nitro tap haha. Now I am worried the keg is just sucking in tons of air. No lack of head on the beers last night

Ha I hope that's not part of the problem. I will revert back let everyone know.

Sounds super likely going to give this a go

10psi with 5 feet of line. I never had issues in the past.

Keg is flowing wierd. As if it has lots of pressure. Flows fast with tons of foam. I am sure it's not over carb

my neighbors own horses and chickens... but she said she wants to control what the animals eat -.- i understand that but i want to share.

Part of me thinks if some varieties change depending on how long it's boiled flavor wise. One I have noticed a large effect is Bramling cross. With a longer boil I tend to get more current flavors but if I late hop its more citrus / American hop reminiscent. Magnum is also a good example. I...

Too relatable

i know exactly what you are talking about. looks like weird worms

good point on the proteins, i skim it all off but i still had some that liked to collect on the top of the spider.

I just moved to one. i brewed last week with it. its a 6x16 300 micron i noticed 0 difference i was also using leaf hops. going with a lager one was the way to go. Utah biodiesel includes an option for a mini press that fits the filter. not a bad idea.

I was looking for a post like this, i myself buy all my fittings from Brewhardware. every order is extremely well packaged. for my first system i used the same kettles you posted a picture of. now i am using his solder fittings to build a BIAB set up that is 100% clean in place. on a side note...

Just wanted to follow up on all this. After extensive testing and digging into everything. The cause of my issue was a bad ground in the heating element. Water made it into housing and started to rust. The inkbird under load as well as temp probe all checked out.

In the past I made my IPA and pales with big late hop additions to reach my "IBU". My family and friends always mentioned the smooth bitternes. Similar to what others said above. Really depends on my goals. For some styles a more astringent bitterness can help with the dryness of a beer or...

I have gone back to 30 min additions. I just don't add as much.