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I grew frustrated with my 1v controller and the limits of the 10.5 pot itself for biab. Sold it. I've always wondered if others ever figured it out. Gonna watch these videos just for kicks now

Wait for Spike's Black Friday sale!

That is a nice old school setup. Enjoy it!

Why do you hate yourself so much??

I have that brand in my house and the highest it goes is 150⁰. Home and commercial are different I suppose

You're doing 8bbl DIRECT FIRE???!?!?!?!

1bbl is just 2 kegs. Maybe ok, for lower sellers, but even a decently busy brewpub can kick double that over the weekend for their flagships

I don't.

The top and bottom are the bulk of the cost of making a corny AND they sell more 5 s than 2.5s. This is no trick just regular simple economics

I have flow control Perlicks and find them unnecessary. I have and absolutely love duo tight fittings and 4mm ID VA barrier tubing for liquid and gas. Next build I want to incorporate duo tight pressure regulators inline. I have a 5lbs tank inside and will do that on next build as well. I just...

NEIPAs are way overrated imo.

So, I'm trying to brew the "generic west coast IPA" from this months byo. I brew biab and need to treat 9 gallons of RO water. What and when do I add it? 14lbs of pilsner (what I have on hand) 1.75 lbs of crystal

Sour beers. I enjoy them, but not enough to have 5 gallons around. I also generally only ever want a small pour anyways. Just one here and there kinda. I'll let the pros do it for me

Bull N Bear right on Springfield Ave in Summit.

I thought of this thread last weekend, while I was at a lil brewery with my family. They had a good WEST COAST IPA and, believe it or not, they also had a really nice English IPA. I hadn't seen that style at a brewery..... Well, I've never seen that style at a brewery. It was well made and an...

Yeah, they only sell 10 & 20. Even 20 seems stupid tho, imo. If you wanna brew 10 gallon batches you'd want 25. Or maybe move to 3 vessel

I have and brew on a spike solo 15 gallon. You can make 5 gallons of any gravity beer you want. After brewing biab on a 10 gallon setup it quickly became apparent that it's less than ideal. Between the 2 you mentioned I think the unibrau looks better personally

I have a mm3 and it's been great. It's my first mill and everyone is right that they're kinda a pain in the ass to adjust. Once I got it where I liked it tho I haven't adjusted again. (And may never). I have to admit that I definitely fell for the "more rollers must be better", but for $170 I'm...

They're pretty great.

I feel like I want professionals in a wide open area with all safety precautions to do exactly this. You kinda sold me on wanting to see it!