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You can't fix stupid. You have the best customer service/ support out there. We all appreciate what you do....

Yakima valley hops! They always have what I'm looking for and also have great sales

I use a ph meter and ez water calculator. Adding gypsum, calcium carbonate, Epsom salt and acid malt as prescribed by the ez spreadsheet. http://www.ezwatercalculator.com. Really improved my brewing results

So after 3 brew days dialing the system in, I'm happier than ever with the system! I'm consistently getting 82-84% preboil efficiency! My total time for a brew day is coming down as I get used to the system and it's much cheaper than using propane.....

Only feather blades for me. Tried 7 or 8 others and always went back. Get mine in 100 pack from Amazon, $26.55, free prime shipping!

I received mine and had one brew day. Having never done BIAB, I had a few minor issues. I used too much water for my 10 gal batch size and left the heat at too high a percentage for the boil and boiled off too much. An email to Tim at CBS was answered quickly, he asked me for the stats of my...

Seems like it's mostly dried out. It's working fine.

Thanks to everyone for your thought provoking and humorous comments!

Chudsonvt I think you called it. Went back and examined the kegerator (see pic) and there seems to be beer in the bottom insulation! So loose co2 connector, beer turns to foam and pushes out, returns to liquid and flows out at the corner, liquiheasion pulls it into the gap where it's absorbed...

DIPA, 1.082 - 1.017, target 1.080 - 1.016. All late hops, Vinnie Special, citra, and Azacca. It was a great beer for a non-IPA drinker like me!

I have already opened the keg, cleaned and sanitized it. O-ring is new but the connector may not have been locked on completely.

Ok here are some follow up. No kids, wife not mad, she didn't drink it. Lines not reversed and nothing in either the keg or co2 tank. Only sign of the beer at all was a lot of dried foam on the gas in connector and about a cup of beer in the bottom of kegerator. It's located in the living...

The facts; I tapped a new corney keg of IPA in my kegerator. I had two glasses out of the 5 gal keg. 24 hour later I went to get another glass and the keg is empty! What the hell? Clues; there is a small amount of the beer, about a cup, in the bottom of the kegerator. There is evidence...

I would recommend the book Farmhouse Ales by Phil Markowski. Great read and lots of info on both Saisons and Biere de Garde. http://www.amazon.com/dp/0937381845/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20

One more thing I want to add. Customer service at Colorado Brewing Sytems is outstanding. Constant email updates as my system was fabricated, they asked for feedback and immediately responded to my feedback. You can't get any better than that! Thanks to Tim at Colorado Brewing..........

That's ok Ink, I understand. Gameface, I will probably just hook a small carabiner up in my garage and use paracord to lift it.

Here's a pic with the basket in.

So I made the leap and bought the 20 gal system with 400 micron grain basket. Here are some pics and my impression. For the price point I am extremely pleased with the quality of the product. All welds are quality sanitary welds that will last a lifetime. Both the kettle and the grain basket...

Ok. I'll hold off and order the dip tubes and valves together