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I'm in. Thanks again to the vendors!

Happens to me all the time. Luckily I'm usually exhausted and fall asleep mid-thought.

Welcome to another Houstonian! I'm in Oak Forest north of the Heights. Been brewing for almost two years and am a regular at DeFalco's.

Subscribed! Thanks to the awesome vendors. Recently made a purchase from Keg Connection. Awesome products and helpful guys.

My restoration is going slow. I haven't been able to locate the cylinders for a reasonable price. The one you are considering seems to have everything you need to pump beer as long as it's working properly. After a good cleaning, I'm sure you'll be more than happy with your purchase. A local...

Brewing a Maibock after a football watch party tomorrow.

A chest freezer and kegging equipment. I made the jump to all-grain but now I need a kegerator. A plate chiller would be nice too.

I used honey with 5 mins left in boil for a hefeweizen and got a bit of honey flavor, but nothing too noticeable. One tip I can provide is to use good honey. I used some Costco honey and that was a big mistake. The hefeweizen turned out decent but had a weird rainwater like aftertaste that I...

I'm just getting into all-grain, so from my experience I'd say a nice kettle, a brew stand, and a plate chiller.

Thanks for the replies. I kind of want to try the Special B as I've never used it and hear it can give an interesting depth to an IPA. I won't mind the dark fruit flavor. I just don't want it to overwhelm. Good call on ditching the Crystal though. I think it would just end up being too...

I'm attempting to make a red IPA in time for football season to take to a tailgate (we're playing UCLA in case you haven't guessed). I'm brewing it this weekend. The local brew shop doesn't have CaraRed and suggested Special B as a better choice to bring out the color anyway. I've looked at...

Fireman's is a great blonde ale in my opinion. It's my go to session beer along with Southern Star's Bombshell Blonde or St. Arnold's Lawnmower. Devil's Backbone is a great seasonal. Not a huge fan of their IPA. I think 512's blows it away. I had their Phoenixx Double ESB on cask and it was...

Welcome! Another Houstonian here. Go Coogs!

I just won a vertical 5-pack of Bigfoot at a local bar's charity auction. It has one from each year, 2003-2007. I'm debating on how much longer to age them, but I can be pretty patient.

5 gallons Amber Ale 5 gallons Apricot Saison 5 gallons English Bitter 5 gallons Ed Wort's Haus Pale Ale 11,142 + 20 = 11,162 gallons

512 Pecan Porter. This is seriously one of my favorite beers of all time. I'm on my second pint from a growler since I can't get a bottle here in Houston. Great stuff.

CP, I got it to work. It had something to do with trying to download it in Firefox. Thanks. The spreadsheet looks great!

I'm getting the same error. I tried to right click and download the spreadsheet but when I open the .xls document it is blank. I'll send you a PM.

CP, I'm getting this error when trying to download your chart: ERROR: Login failed. Account not validated. (2b976ba6)

CP, I'm getting this error when trying to download your chart: ERROR: Login failed. Account not validated. (2b976ba6)