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Revvy's My Ugly Junk - Corona Mill Station thread has 150 pages of ideas. ;)

24503 + 5g Belgian Ale + 5g Dry Irish Stout = 24513

5g (more) Edwort's Apfelwein (too good not to keep it going) 23847

5g AHS Bavarian Hefe 5g Edwort's Apfelwein 5g Honey Blonde Ale 5g DME/Cascade smash 5g Dry Irish Stout (first AG) = 25g 23647

spk = my initials guitar = what I like to do when I'm not slaving the day job or making beer. I lived just outside of Marquette for a few years when I was a young lad. Nice peaceful place.

Just wanted to express my thanks! Looking forward to the next one. I hope I can stay for socialization and tastings next time.

I'm good for the 27th.

All Paid up and ready to go!

I closed out the roasted barley on pallet 2; I could use some. Can't do anymore though, or SWMBO will kill me.

First time for me and perfect timing. I'm in.

I use one with the whisk attachment and it seems to work really well.

Count me in please!

Just finished 5 gallons of AHS Bavarian Hefeweizen

You mean, like this? (http://marshallfridge.com/) It's not actually a working amp, and you would have to convert it into a kegerator, but both projects would be fairly easy. :rockin:

+1 This is what I have been doing and it works great. It's a little bit of a pain to get used to, but after awhile, you don't even have to really think about it. It's a little bit like my philosophy about drinking in general; achieve and maintain. :cross: And my beer intake is factored...

No mirrors, but their website has a bunch of other stuff: https://bellsbeer.com/store/categories/Bell%27s-Brewery-Gear/

2565.925 + 5 gal NB Dry Irish Stout new years day+ 5 gal Austin Budget Stout yesterday = 2575.925 gal

Brewed Austin's budget stout yesterday. Weather was great. Drank some cream ale while I was doing it. It's my smallest girl's birthday today, so no brewing today, but since I have the day off tomorrow, I just might do another. Hope the LHBS is open tomorrow.

Cream Ale extract kit from rightbrew.com

Cooling really is the answer. Hot wort in anything but metal is going to be a bad idea. Check out passedpawn's post: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f39/boiling-water-ok-pet-carboy-374623/#post4688488