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Just finish a Lagunitas Cappuccino Stout

Clap, add (1) bag of CM-WHET to my order.

what was the O.G, what yeast did you use? Some recipe detail would help.

Dales Pale Ale

Those guys are awesome. I ordered my kegging system through them. I'm about to upgrade to a 5 tap system and I'll be going through them for everything.

Check this thread out, it helped me when I first started kegging. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f35/keg-force-carbing-methods-illustrated-73328/ I use the "set it and forget it" method. I find I need about 2 weeks. My main concern after putting in the time to brew is having consistant beer...

Dont' Drink the Water - Dave Mathews Band

my stock is completely drained, I've been kegging for awhile, so no bottles for now. Is there something else I can bring?

Put me down for (1) cm-2row, 5S‐STAR ‐ 32 ounce, if anyone is willing to split some P.B.W.

New Belgium - Dig

I just got into all grain and I'm looking to get into a group to buy with. How does this work? Can I order anything off their price list? How does the payments work? Pickup times?

http://www.rebelbrewer.com/shoppingcart/products/Basic-Brewing-Equipment-Kit.html This kit here is very similar to what I started with. Like Scott said, you will never throw any of it away, only add to it. Make sure you get a hydrometer also.

If you are planning on doing 5 gallon batches, you will need at least a 6 gallon carboy. I use 6.5 and will probably never use anything less than that. The 5 gallon carboys are used for smaller batches and secondary fermenters.

Pure O2

Don't worry, it bubbles like crazy. The bubbles are harmless.

Floyd the Barber - Nirvana

I agree with Yoop, cut down on the crystals. Personally I would cut the Crystal 80 and CaraPils and add a 1/2lb of Victory.

I have used between .5 lb and 1 lb depending on what beer.

From my understanding, someone please correct me if I'm wrong, you can steep victory and biscuit to gain the flavor and aroma. But it will not add to your OG. I have always used Victory in my extract Bitters, ESB, and Browns.

Stone the Crow - Down