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I think this is the winner. Now I need to find someone from that area to fill me in about what's a must, and whats skipable. Anyone???

Portland , OR seems like a very interesting option to me. My main interest is in brew pubs, local beer kinda style. Also, I have a friend who lives not far from there and would be a blast to pay him a visit. Is there any place online where I could find out more about Portland's brewing...

I would love to hear some opinions. I am planning on visiting the US next month, and would like some recomendations on where to go. My main interest is learning more about brew pubs and tap houses. Thank you

Hello Next month I will travel to Chicago to take a course at Siebel, and I would like to have some suggestions of brew pubs around there. Also, I plan on extending the trip after the course, and I would like some recommendations of which area of the country has the largest concentration...

I am in the process of designing a single tier brewstand and one of my main concearns is about the pumps. Thats because besides using them for brewing, Id also like to use the brewstand itself as a CIP system, both to clean the brewpots and my fermenters. Thing is, I am from Brazil, and I...

I am in the market for 2 pumps in the near future (to be used in a single tier system). I also had plans on using the same pump to run a simple CIP system, that would be used to rinse my fermenters and clean up my brew pots. Now with all this info I am left confused on whats the diference...

Hmmm, that looks very nice. So I assume your 809 is taking care of the job. Do you have any pictures of your setup? Thanks for the help.

Hello I am in the process of designing a brewstand (brutus 10 style for 100 liters - ~27 gallons), and I was thinking about using it as a CIP system as well. Both to clean itself up, and also use it to clean my fementers. My idea was to use the same pumps used for brewing (I plan on...

Now thats an awesome club to be part of.

Ive used both and either will work just as fine. Ball lock connection seems more confortable, more stable... my opinion. Pin lock is a little bit shorter and wider. Id say like ~3 inches shorter.

Mine does change estimated FG based on yeast choice. What BS doesnt do is change estimated FG based on mash profile. It will give you the same estimated FG no matter whats your mash temp / how long it lasts.

The logo is my favorite part as well, I think it tones down the "classic look" a little bit, and gives a distinct charm. Thanks for the feedback! Some people said they think the color combination "adds value". I think they will go well with the amber brown bottle. Thanks for the...

Hello everyone. I am fairly new to homebrewing (Just made my 9th batch this last weekend), and I am working on getting a label going. Everyone that samples my beer asks about the label... So I decided to make a "generic" label where I can add the information by hand about each batch. This...