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per reviews, maybe crystal and centennial or cascade hops might bring it together. grainbill I would do 2 row and 5% flaked wheat 3% honey malt 2% bisquit.

for a crisp clean smash I would go with 2 row or Golden promise and Crystal hops on Conan or Omega DIPA yeast. just my opinion.

Why not look at intertap instead of perlick or generic. Price point right in the middle, you do not need to go stainless, and they appear to be made very well. their flow controls may even work where the perlick ones did not.

how does one get a hole in the bottom? I would think it could be welded.

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With the valve build a counter flow chiller.... edit: the main reason for the valve is that you are not lifting or moving 5 gallons of near boiling wort. You can do an immersion chiller, but would be better off with a counter flow chiller, it's much faster. they are easy to build (I built my...

add 1 oz per 1 oz of hops in the boil... (I kid, I have no idea)

I hope your hand heals quickly. I moved up to a bench capper because my bro-in-law kept hulking the bottles, breaking the necks and I got tired of wasting beer. 1-2 bottles a batch. do you have the capper, post up some pics! maybe it will help others out there see the weak point!

the boilcoil 10 will do the trick. you are looking at from 140 degrees (out of the mash) to boil with the 2250 watt boilcoil10 120v to take approx 32 minutes. here's the nice thing. it does not need a controller. just leave it on. 2250 will get a nice good boil going without you having to...

since it's room temperature, i would try to get the water to match and just pitch and forget. If you wanted to add hops, they will not really shine through, but possibly Apollo might be able to add something being high in AA. Dry hop the crap out of it. Everyone will have their own...

Stainless is always the way to go. And excellent... I did not know of the 5 dollar shipping.

Hi GPa Bob, The Tall boy is a fantastic quality brew pot. I just drilled one for a friend so he can have a spigot on his. Which brings me to the point I am trying to make, great pot, but maybe you try to find one with a weld, or already drilled. AIH has a 10 gallon 1 weld, that after adding...

This is NOT an extract kit. I am not sure where you got that from. This is WORT, 120 minute boil with the hop additions listed. Add water to bring it back to the OG, pitch like you would any other wort. I am glad that you prefer to give your customers the ability to customize your recipes...

++ Karben4 + New Glarus, beautiful brewery, yes, beer and beer store on site but be sure to eat in new glarus, need little downtown area.

I assume you are using a cooler style mash tun. Bells directions are not telling you that 2 gallons will bring it up to 170 degrees, they are saying "temperature up to 170 °F." If you using a cooler style, add 2 gallons boiling water. Keep it that simple and it'll be fine

I have heard of shops doing wort, but never, ever have I heard of it being hopped and boiled, etc. I could think of lots of things to do with this...

he does has a point, a new STC is cheaper than the rib, the wiring is easy, mines all together so it would be a pita. I am hoping by using the RIB, my stc never fails...

I'll send that tonight. it's pretty easy. I use this setup on my inkbird stc1000 thing (same as yours) for my kegerator

it's a Relay (Relay in a Box = RIB). Instead of your STC1000 making the connection and having 1000 watts go through it, it will route that 1000 watts through the relay, which is good up to 20 amps and the STC1000 will only see a very minimal amp draw (less than an amp). this relieves almost...

get a RIB https://tinyurl.com/ya5grjse