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most of us dont filter the yeast out which is chock full of B vitamins. my 2cents

That gives me an idea. I could build a cart that houses the automation and pumps themselves. Thermocouple on pump inlet to a controller type thing. Pretty much a square cart or structure on wheels with a Brutus control box on it that plugs into the rig on brew day and also provides power to...

I would brew a lighter beer then add chilies at bottling. Keep it simple

Saaz and Willamette

wheats are incredibly fast

Oh, youre right. Didnt read the title correctly

I just received the first 15G kettle from them. Fully intend on placing an order for the other two exactly like it in the next month or so. **** is top notch and very well built :mug: *edit when the **** did they start censoring?

nice

cool, ty thats nice. especially if its at serving temps

huh.....nice And those blue valves are the jacket inlets? sorry, just getting back to homebrewing myself. but, **** yea thats great

what a great hobby for a couple to get into. My wife and i love drinking our beer together. Read, learn, and if you have any questions just ask

Is that a brite tank?

I have had everything at one point or another. Each has its advantages and some have their shortcomings. If Im not running a fully automated rig, I prefer a dial gauge. It comes down to personal preference. Plus I like the look of a nice big ass shiny dial

Looks pretty close to the blonde ale I brew. Its your beer, and if youre not entering a competition, call it whatever you'd like https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=26312

That is exactly what Im looking for. Thank you

Im in the market for a new SS MT. I like the SS Brewtech, but that cheap looking thermometer is just about a deal breaker for me. Are there any other options I have for that thermowell? With the Tun insulated like it is Im not sure if I could add a standard weldless fitting or not.

Well sure, it takes a few seconds. Batteries never need replacing

Have the 15 gallon kettle on the way. Will post up once it arrives

Ive used the same 12" lab thermometer for over a decade now

Took a really long hiatus but I feel its time to come back. I frequented this place back in 2006+ when even Yooper was just learning ;) Just took the first steps to putting together a new 10 Gallon rig today and decided on going with Ss Brewtech this time. I have about 500+ batches under my...