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  1. elreplica

    Canadian Roll Call!!

    Yup. Dat be rite cuz we gota skool...
  2. elreplica

    Just bought used kegerator that needs some work

    Gas...why? Beer yes...cheap anyway...food grade tubing between 3/16-5/16" should be fine and get a decent tap. A Sanke with corny adapters is nirvana...I use a micromatic Sanke with stainless steel Cornelius adapters both gas/beer and it's freaking awesome! A cheap line cleaner (and a faucet...
  3. elreplica

    Coopers kit forgotten in secondary

    Lol. Reminded me that I have a Mangrove Jacks brown ale in secondary for three years. Looks fine last tine - no crazy floaties white pellicles green algae etc. I'm sure it's shyte but I will check on it one of these months [emoji23]
  4. elreplica

    Grainfather!!

    Hey T10... is the plastic cover on top of your sparge tube rigged up for autosparge? If so what's used to disperse the water from your sparge tank - besides the valve to control the flow...?
  5. elreplica

    Adding Isenglass and oxidation

    I understand some beers are harder to clear than others, particularly when it comes to chill haze. Most Belgians I've had, eg. - Mons, La Fin Du Monde and Chimay Red and Blue are pretty clear. I have had hazy La Fin but I think largely it was because it was shook up off the lees. I do have a 750...
  6. elreplica

    Adding Isenglass and oxidation

    Too much paranoia here...I usually rack to secondary...glass carboy after fermenting in SS buckets, Fastferments or pails...then I cold crash and add 1/2 tsp. gelatin to 4 oz water at 150F and stir...I add this to my carboy and my beer is crystal clear...in winter I put the beer on the front...
  7. elreplica

    New post a picture of your pint

    I like...clear beer!!! Cloudy well...just looks lazy...or unfinished...but I know that's not always the case.
  8. elreplica

    Grainfather!!

    Lol...now that...is service! Double barrelled Grainfather!
  9. elreplica

    Grainfather!!

    Yeah, I've never had any real issues with the filter, perfed gaskets (wet, angle wiggle) or the ball valve...but I'd be interested - depending on the price of course!
  10. elreplica

    Grainfather!!

    Can't you just add clarity ferment to brew gluten free?
  11. elreplica

    Canadian Roll Call!!

    Hmmmm...I'm a regular buyer and site visitor...nothing out there about a sale nor a code...any direction with that? PS - disregard...and weird...I had to click on the site mast in order for the banner to appear about the sale...
  12. elreplica

    Grainfather!!

    I have the reflectix and imagine it's just as good as the jacket. However I have the jacket cuz it looks cool and figured I'd put a tuxedo on it...I do have the hop spider after initially using hop balls...they seemed good...really I underuse my system but a) have made good beer b) have made...
  13. elreplica

    Question about bottling wine kit.

    That's funny...mine sits on primary for 30 days, cold crashes in carboy for a week approximately and hits the stomach shortly thereafter...aging is good and we never use sulphites...a 3 litre bottle of Geverstraminer sat for over a year and was very nice! Funnier too that I've done it with a few...
  14. elreplica

    Merry Christmas to me...

    Nice...and congrats! Now to get three or four more!
  15. elreplica

    No carbonation in lager after two weeks in bottles

    Wow! You've been having some serious fermentus laggus as of late...Better luck in the new year![emoji106]
  16. elreplica

    Canadian Supplies

    Noble Grape is a great store (chain)to deal with...Everwood Avenue as well...
  17. elreplica

    Grainfather!!

    Achouffe? Well..gesundheit!
  18. elreplica

    34/70 fermentation help

    Wow! I've never missed with 34/70 and even got (get) where I blend it with S23... never had a bad beer and last one was lagered for 8 months, kegged and was great!
  19. elreplica

    No carbonation in lager after two weeks in bottles

    Table sugar...cheapest way out...DME (dry malt extract) or forced carbonation...although my buddy does kit and kilo for 30 yrs now...and results are inconclusive lol. Seriously, dextrose is cheap and DME isn't expensive...up your game bro...after all, I've been doing it for decades and hit...
  20. elreplica

    No carbonation in lager after two weeks in bottles

    The only time I never had any residual yeast left was when I used Nottingham to brew a cider...ate all sugar and exhausted itself...force carbed and all was well..realize that you're not there but betting to say time will carb and tell...[emoji106]
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