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I think this is exactly what I am going for. All about keeping the beautiful lady of the house happy...that is my goal too.

My stuff started in the corner of a spare room...it is now enveloping the room.

I was going heavy on the sarcasm. Oh well...I like the brewcart idea.

Sierra Nevada Hop Hunter...I was excited to try it, I was sad I did.

14% when I was making a Hopslam Clone (Bell's Brewery). Sweet and hoppy.

I used PBW last night on the two used kegs I received. It worked amazingly. I was really impressed with the strength and ease of use.

After a very precise and clear title like that, I don't think there is any need for further explanation. But for those of you who don't get what this thread is about, here it is: I am storing on my equipment in/around a table in a spare bedroom. What have you done to make the storage of...

My wife found the new kegs I ordered this weekend. One was brand new. I explained that the new one was for her soda because she would hate using a used keg. She is pumped about the new keg and is wondering if we are going to need a bigger kreezer than planned. This may turn out well.

I did something very similar except I went straight to the 5 lb CO2. Otherwise, I have the picnic tap as well. Also, I have a outdoor fridge which is pretty much for beer. I am going to build a shelf into the bottom of it to hold up my kegs. I am hoping for my fall project to be putting...

Sounds like everything went off well. You will usually see bubbling in the first few days, then it stops. Nothing to worry about...it is still working, just not producing as much CO2.

Because I can make a damn good loaf of bread.

I would love to find a 2.5 Gallon Keg, Ball Locks, with rubber handles. 2 would be great...1 would be all I need to start the next project. If you have one laying around that you just don't use...PM me.

Oak half and drink half while the other is aging?

I was thinking of the way my grandma did it. She did it with apple cider though...something like this. 1 Gallon Milk Jug Tea with Sugar Neutral Yeast

In all honesty, it is a hobby. Entry is low and you can take it where you want. You can make a very good beer using very little equipment. $100 is about the price to get your starting equipment.

Entry fee to the home brewing park is about $100. You can stay there for a good long time. Then you want to have a couple going at the same time. $50-$75 later, you have 2 extract/grain going at the same time. About that time you decide all grain would be much more fun. $250 dollars later...

Room temp. I have them in closets around the house.

I have Bourbon Counties hidden all over my house. I run into them every now and then. I keep them aging. The older they get, the better they get. I have a 4 pack sitting around that is 3 years old since I bought it. Means the beer is 8 years old.

Protein Protein Protein...then lift, 3 times a week and cardio 2. 6 meals a day is great for a male. Watch your portions. A cup of veggies, 3 - 4 oz of protein, and 3/4 a cup of carbs and you are on your way. Use olive oil to cook and don't cover your food with creams and sauces. I will...

Brew and Wine Hobby was amazing. I don't feel like the service is there anymore. It is far better than Beer and Wine Makers Warehouse. That is where I use to get my supplies. I keep wanting to see their all grain brew day (brew and wine hobby).