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If your sightglass is shorter than your kettle walls, and the liquid level is filled higher than the top of the sightglass, then yes, liquid will overflow the slightglass.

Is anyone using this type of connection for gas-fired systems? Or just electric? I know the surface heat on the pot is a heck of a lot higher with gas, but with a full kettle, not sure if it would be enough to mess with the solder joint.

I was going to use a 60psi gauge just because i already had one on hand...what is the advantage to a 15psi one? Just more fine adjustment?

Ah good call on that. I have a tee with swivel nuts on it already....I just want to add one to the third leg so I can swap that back and forth between the spunding valve and my travel regulator setup. To the home depot!

I just brewed a 10gal batch of beer and I want to spund in kegs at the tail end of fermentation. I only have one spunding valve, however. I think - I can rack each fermenter into a keg, then jumper the Keg1 gas post into the Keg2 liquid post, then put the spunding valve on the keg2 gas post...

Anyone in CT have a TIG welder recommendation? Looking to potentially get some custom fittings welded up for a chiller.

One thing to keep in mind, many jellies use pectin to get them to firm up. If you're doing something like a kolsch style and want the clarity to style, you might need to employ pectic enzyme to get the pectin haze to clear.

I did a similar thing but with clove. I had never brewed with it before, so I used some in the boil. It tasted good post fermentation, decent, subtle clove notes, so I figured, maybe I can *really* make it pop if I dry-hop with clove as well (dry-clove?). Terrible idea. Every sip was like, I...

That one is great but I like the lobby fight scene earlier in the movie even better.

See if LHBS can get some in their next delivery? I'd think they could manage that if they carry other White Labs products.

We'll be staying at home...might even make it to midnight. I may try to take advantage of everyone sleeping off their night and get out Monday morning to do some ice fishing, as this cold snap should provide plenty of local, safe ice.

If you like sours, check out OEC in Oxford. Thimble Island is decent, as is Stony Creek. Agree on Two Roads as well - their beer is solid, nothing mind-blowing, but the brewery is gorgeous.

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

I keep 1.5ml:1qt mixed in a spray bottle for quick sanitizaton, and also keep a 5gal carboy filled for dipping autosiphons, sanitizing kegs, etc.

Unless there's a way to do attachments through the PM system here that I can't figure out, if you want a scoresheet, PM me your email address and I'll email a PDF. @passedpawn and @Easycreeper yours are done.

Also might want to check this out, there are a bunch of notes/exceptions around the Mustangs due to some of the factory performance options...to see if your particular model is even admissible for import...

Wait, a 2008 Mustang is a "collector"? Sorry, had to ;) This looks like a good place to start: https://itstillruns.com/import-car-from-united-states-2060267.html

My LHBS carries Cluster pretty much always...that should be easy enough to find.

Awesome! I'll take the fruitcake old ale...Might throw a few gal on oak to see how it goes. I'll try to brew it in Jan or Feb so it has time to mellow.

Easycreeper's quad getting me cozy to start off a brew night. In retrospect this probably wasn't the best choice to start with but by the time I finish it, I won't care.