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how far back do we have to go for tradition?? as I stated in my earlier post there are no lemon trees in Germany. And sice they had no air freight I doubt they were imported. besides what's wrong with the taste of a GOOD WHEAT?? either way it's up to the individual I have seen people eat some...

I agree it would seem that the thread has wandered a bit, and you are correct the American wheat beers are different , I won't say bad just different and have to be enjoyed on thier own merit. They do lend themselves to an additional flavor such as Rasberry wheat or Cherry wheat etc. Sierra...

I can't beleive this thread is still going and I"m getting updates on it. however I just read in a book by Eric Warner, titled German Wheat beer. This fellow graduated from the prestigious Weihenstephan school of brewing in Germany. ( they brew one of the best Hefe Weizens you have ever tasted...

I spent 3 1/2 years in Germany and I don't ever recall drinking a Hefe Wiesen beer, but I was young and dumb ( yes even dumber than now) and probably wouldn't have known the difference anyway, I mean it was beer. Paulaner is one of my favorites now, and if you know of a place to get it on tap I...

I usually get upset when they put lemon in my beer and tell them please don t do that again. If I wanted lemonade I'd have asked for it. and don't get me started on Bush. ( what a weasel)

You can drill out the orifice for natural gas however it still won't burn quite as hot do the the extra molecule in Propane. How big to drill ?? I don' t know, but it can be researched online or at the local HBS. That is the only difference in natural vs propane. though the orifice.

Cure ?? who needs a stinking cure? Have another homebrew.

I bought an aluminum pot from a resteraunt supply house and wondered the same thing after I bought it . but you know, beer is sold every day in aluminum cans. and I have drank a lot of it. so what's the point?? Chances are your wife cooks your supper in an aluminum pot, If you are lucky enough...

In the past I have had occsaion to cut braided steel hose and I have found that tapiing it with tape of some kind and then using a cutoff wheel and a die-grinder works pretty good.