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I think you can still get a 30% discount - just email the OP. I decided to get the 308 model instead, which with a 30% discount on the 310, both models cost about the same amount on Amazon (38 bucks). I don't see the added features of the 310 doing anything for me and I got a little concerned...

Thanks for all of the information! Based on responses in this thread and other threads in the forum, I am planning on... 1. Sticking with just a primary fermentation and not using a secondary. 2. Buying a Big Mouth Bubbler (rather than a Better Bottle) 3. Sticking with dry yeast for now but...

My first brew (Block Party Amber Ale). I bottle for the first time today.

I wish I had seen this thread earlier as I've been eyeing the ITC-308 model for a little while. However, I would certainly pull the trigger on the 310T model with the discount. Question: What is the Day/Night feature or capability? This is listed as one of the differences between the 308...

Hopefully this doesn't show my complete noob-ness, but exactly why is that? Based on what I know, a wort chiller would help me to cool down the wort faster (which I know is obviously good) and in my case, I wouldn't have to buy as much ice to cool it down when placed in my sink. Is there...

I know it's been a while since someone responded to this thread, but I'm wondering now that folks have had a lot of time to use the Big Mouth Bubblers, would you still recommend them? I'm brand spankin' new to brewing and am about to make one of my first purchases (aside from the brew kit that...

I'm thinking after my next brew, a 10 sq. ft. chest freezer for fermentation and even before that, a wort chiller.

Ahhhhh!! I knew that something didn't sound quite right when I wrote #3. When I was referring to not needing to do a starter, I got confused with all of this new knowledge. I meant dry yeast vs liquid yeast NOT anything about extract vs all-grain. Thank you very much for clarifying - that...

Thanks for the greetings everyone. This place is incredible. So much to learn but I already know so much more than I did just a few days ago.

Greetings all. I found this forum about a week or two ago and have been digesting a TON of information that is been VERY helpful. This place rocks. I'm about as green of a noob as they come. I started my first brew 11 days ago. 12 days ago I knew absolutely nothing about brewing...

Columbia (actually Lexington).

Greetings, everyone! I just started brewing and found this forum this morning. Looks like I can learn a ton here and some day just might be able to contribute to the learning and sharing of information.