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Unfortunately, I'm out again. It's been all work and no play for me lately. Just posting here so I can watch this round unfold... and get some beer porn. :mug:

In my opinion, they are the best in this business. :mug: I was recently at my local Binny's, and they had a bunch of glassware on clearance. I was amazed when I saw quite a few glasses with "Spiegelau" etched on the bottom. I couldn't believe it. With prices ranging from $4 to $10, I...

Ding Ding Ding! We've got a winner! :mug:

My 4 tap keggerator uses 3/16" lines from 3-6 feet, at 38° and 12psi. No issues. Before I bought the flow controls, my lines were about 10.5 feet long each. The flow controls work. I have a feeling your issues are not enough air circulation, and your lines are warm. Possibly the out post...

No, they are chrome. :(

Is it too late to cancel your order? I've got some of these that I don't use with my new build. I think I have 6. You can have them all for $10 shipped... I just gotta find them. Lol! :mug:

I think they like to be called "little people"... or I guess just "people". :ban:

Those 14" propane burners are pretty damn loud too. Not like a jet burner loud, but still...

Take the side plug out of the manifold and see if you got beer inside. If so, then the chack valves are not working or there are no checks in the shut off valves. In the future, check out www.ritebrew.com for all kegging hardware. 95% of the time, they are way cheaper than other online...

^^^This is most likely very true.^^^ When I naturally carb in a keg, I'd rather shoot a bit low than over do it. I usually hook up the keg to serving pressure in my keggerator for a couple days anyways to make sure the carbonation is up to where I want it. I'd rather do that than wasting time...

I'm actually not sure why, in regards to using half the sugar as usual, but I'd assume that it's because there's a larger mass of yeast at the party. :mug: Stop being cheap and buy another keg dammit! :ban: The sludge at the bottom isn't bad. About half a pint the first pour, and...

I wish we got Cigar City up here! :mug:

Chicagoland area favorites: Half Acre Pipeworks Pollyanna Revolution 18th Street (NW Indiana) 3 Floyd's (NW Indiana) All amazing beers. Binny's and Kenwood Liquors are the 2 liquor stores that carry a vast amount of beer from coast to coast. Thay won't have the real small breweries in...

When I make a RIS, I prime the keg with sugar (usually about half of what you'd use to bottle carb) and bulk age in the keg in my basement. Pull a small sample every 3 months. This way, if my carb level isn't what I was hoping for, I can slowly carb it up with co2 from a tank. Plus, there's...

I tried multiple items and it wouldn't work. I was super surprised that it does work on the Blichmann Hop Rocket. Just pricing stuff though. I don't need to be buying any more crap right now. :ban:

Very cool to see! Well... very cool for us Beer Nerds! Thanks for sharing!

I started out only making Belgians, Hefe's, and stouts on occasion. I wasn't a fan at all of IPA's. Then I started making hop teas and adding pellets to commercial lagers to understand hops more, and experiment with the flavors. Now, majority of my brews are heavily hopped IPA's and pales...

I've had a few blondes. Overall, I prefer brunettes. :mug:

Contrary to Outkast listeners' popular beliefs, Polaroid does not recommend shaking pictures that are developing. Place them face up on a flat surface, and out of direct sunlight, for best results. On topic: Those things are hideous! But hey! Great price! I would have passed on them...

You could return it to a liquor store... ;)