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  1. pigroaster

    15 cubic foot Keezer Build

    Ultra! Thanks for sharing!
  2. pigroaster

    Roasted grains and cold steeping

    I add my rolled (milled) specialty roasted malts at the end of the mash session at the top 3 inches in my cooler and I have an aluminum tray on top with knife slits in it so I do not get chanaling when I sparge. Works fine. I used to put them in a hop bag but it is a pain to clean, wash and...
  3. pigroaster

    First Stout! Nib/Bourbon Question

    Relax. Add more bourbon until it has 1 inch on top. I crush up my nibs for more exposure to alcohol. Age 5-7 days. Shake it every day if you wish. Pour the result in a coffee filter and collect nectar in a plastic cup. Put cup in freezer overnight. Scrape off any fat/oils on top, save the...
  4. pigroaster

    Merry Christmas to me...

    This gives you more hugging time!
  5. pigroaster

    Equipment question and humble brag

    Great points! Great attitude to brewing! It is what is on the inside that counts: clean and sanitized!
  6. pigroaster

    ATTENTION CORPUS CHRISTI BREWERS (if there are any)

    I thought that area was hit so bad it would take a spell to rebuild. We used to stay on Mustang Island at Pioneer rv resort. Relocating to Mission Texas this year from our igloo in Canada. Yes I travel with kegs!
  7. pigroaster

    How To Make A Beer Crate For 12oz Beer Bottles

    Stellar idea for cards in holders! Thanks
  8. pigroaster

    False Floor for a Keezer?

    I use wooden dowels attached to new wooden bungs on the four corners that a local brewery used in their kegs to identify their brand. The bungs are the size of a hockey puck. These work well if I need to clean under a keg and leave the others alone. I like the ease and cost of the solution...
  9. pigroaster

    Better Option Than Brew Hauler?

    I use milk crates found at Good will for 1.00. They are tough and stack.Perfect and safe. Handles in crates. Glad you did not get cut up.
  10. pigroaster

    California Universal Cornelius Keg Poppets

    I would take 10 and I would send you cash (US) from Canada if you would ship them to Texas In January where I winter. If that works let's connect.
  11. pigroaster

    Finish out a hardened stainless hole

    Take a piece of dowel and cut a slit in it . Install a length if emery cloth in slit and install in drill. Back and forth action will get past the work hardened area. Patience. Good luck. If it was easy every brewer would do it!
  12. pigroaster

    What does your rotation look like (repeat brews)?

    GPP33...Any chance of posting or sending me your saison keeper recipe? Thanks
  13. pigroaster

    CORNY dip tube cutting for secondary/racking, etc

    I also subscribe to the gentle bend camp. You never know if you want to sell it or use it for serving to the bottom again. Yes the stainless steel mesh works great. Good tip!
  14. pigroaster

    Oxygen Rocks!

    Thanks for tip on 1/4 of cake. Do you do anything special or just pour off yeast cake and use 1/4 of it after it settles?
  15. pigroaster

    Giant Mash Tun

    This is how you should do it. Contact a diary supply company as they are taking in trade ins most of the time up here in Ontario, Canada. Failing that I have one for sale! You could use it and resell it.
  16. pigroaster

    Homebrew filtration

    Could you tell me how much biofine you use and actual method?
  17. pigroaster

    Auto Siphon stopped working.. oxidized in keg?

    If it wasn't for mistakes I would not be here!
  18. pigroaster

    Question about DIY cast iron keg tower

    I would use a matt clear lacquer finish to protect it from rusting!
  19. pigroaster

    I keep confusing myself about dry hopping

    I take a plastic syringe and use an extacto knife and cut a x in the end so when you push down on the poppet and inject the sanitizer will go sideways with no splashes and clean the poppets. It also cleans out the dip tube. I do this every time I clean a keg and if I dry hop in the keg I...
  20. pigroaster

    Boiling the mash

    The mash needs to be at a temperature range for conversion of starches to take place, You should be between 146 and 156 F to get the job done. Yes a little lower and higher can work but this is the sweet spot. I use 153 most of the time since 1971. You need a mentor! I am sure their are lots...
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