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https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f14/milk-stout-kit-495179/ Posted it in my other thread where I asked for the recipe... the first gravity test tasted great!!!! Baloo

Here was my recipe.. did a gravity test 4 days ago and was at 1022.. so I will wait a little longer to keg... It tasted great BTW!!!! HOME BREW RECIPE: Title: MS Mud Milk Stout Author: Baloo Brew Method: Partial Mash Style Name: Sweet Stout Boil Time: 60 min Batch Size: 5.5 gallons...

You know, I always think more is better.... and my kegerator would hold 3 cornies.... but what is everyones thoughts on whether or not to buy a 3 tap tower or a double tap tower??? If you have 3 and like it, I would love to hear about it. I am kinda curious if 3 on the tower works...

Nope 2nd week in primary... hoping to keg it next week and dry hop with cocoa nibs and a little vanilla

How about an update on how it came out?? Beer good? GF like it? Vanilla work as expected? My chocolate stout is in primary right now... Researching how to add nibs.... Plan to follow these thoughts.

Ok... I hate to admit it... But your blowoff is bigger than mine... (Squanders off in humiliation)

1st pic was around 15 hours after pitching.... 2nd pic 2 hours after that.. got worried aft r reading horror stories in the forum... and rigged up this blow off bandaid... Most active fermentation I have ever had. BTW... brewing a Samuel smith chocolate stout clone put together by my LHBS.

Hi all, Came home to a beautiful krausen tonight... 2 Hours later it was overflowing my bubbler... Never used a blow off tube before... So I had to rig one from my old raking cane and some tubing.... All is well again.... I hope... Used starsan to sanitize everything... But it is blowing...

Evening all.... Bumping this one back up to get feedback on everyone's progress... My 1st beer back and this was the one I chose.... Local homebrew wizard put my grain bill together.... Will post it if it is good. baloo

Went down to my LHBS and told him what I wanted and he set me up.... Always a good idea to get to know the local folks... I will post my grain bill later...

Well, in the process of putting together my brewery plan and couldn't stand the pressure.... Would like to brew a chocolate stout for thanksgiving. I really like the chocolatiness of Samuel smiths organic chocolate stout. Anyone brew a kit that tasted close? Also, I am only set up for...

That is Sa - weet!!!!!!!

Getting started again..... hopefully soon.... Have brewed 4 all grain batches with a friend and 3 solo extract batches years ago.. kids came and killed it for a long time... now time to get back into it..... Belle Chasse, LA John (Baloo)

That's a nice brew stand transamguy

I am a pretty good do it yourselfer.... Like to fix things myself... Love the automated systems.. One of my best friends is detailed enough to get me through the electrical schematics.. Willing to spend a couple grand on this to make good beer... To let you in my head... I would rather grill...

I have done all grain batches with friends and have done extract solo years ago. Now that I can afford to go all grain and want a nice setup I have been reading posts about people building systems.... And have been ooing and ahing at every shiney thing that came along. BIAB... eBrewery... My...

Hi everyone, It has been 10 plus years since I have looked at home brewing. But now that my kids are older, I am ready to jump back in. I have 3 friends that want to invest with me, and would like to get a system that is easy to use and replicate good beers. In searching and reading these...

Hey... I am following your steps here... and as Yeehaa Bob said from Walt Disney World... "Don't Mess it up!!!!!" Awesome start... Do you have a knock out list that you are working from? I am putting my plans together now... I still have some of my stuff when I did extract brewing, like...

Man... thanks for posting this info... I am getting my equipment back together and since my budget is a little bigger than when I brewed 10 years ago... this is just the list I need to get my equipment back together..... Also going to follow another post about getting back into brewing...