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Got home from work today to find a 13 cu. ft chest freezer my fiancee bought me from Lowes. Fermentation chamber! exciting. I brewed a New castle clone on 12/29/2011. It started fermenting at 69F/70F. I know thats a bit high and may have produced some byproducts, do you think it will help to...

I feel like most of these are people who didn't research enough before starting :D besides the kegging, and upgrades are endless. :ban:

Any of them, I'm talking build quality, any size conical fermenter from stouts/the supplier.

How do these compare to the blichmann conicals? Does anyone here own one?

The Pour house only serves craft brews, very relaxed atmosphere. Not your typical bar you can bring your dog inside, they have around 40 + craft brews on tap and also a large selection of different wines. Its within walking distance of my place so we go there with our dog to try out different brews.

Have you been to the Pour House at channelside?

I bought a 16 quart (4 gal) stainless steel pot from walmart for 59 bucks.. obviously there best one.. which worked for a bit but then I was upset I didn't get the 5.5 gallon they had for 69, so after making 3 batches of beer. I put the pot in a strong solution of PBW for a day got all the...

Previously stated does not apply to all engineers. Especially in my field. I can see what your saying though.

The first two weeks were not as bad but the anticipation is killing me. I find myself checking my fermenter almost every 5 hours! My plan was to wait three weeks but I almost can't handle it anymore I'm going to pop off my airlock and poor unconditioned beer all over myself! I made another...

-1, why would they have to do a year in manufacturing?

I didn't realize fluorescent light could have the same effect as sunlight on the fermenter. I have a fluorescent light in the kitchen, and it was shining on the top corner of my carboy for a few hours a day the past few days. The light source is about 25' away from my carboy and only hits...

Electrical engineering, bachelors from the Citadel. Masters in industrial and systems engineering from university of Florida will be completed shortly. Work as a systems engineer.

How about East kent goldings

Oh :( I should have assumed that.

Thanks, luckily I have some help from the future brother in law.. was going to look into buying some home brew from some local home brewers. We have a St. Patricks day wedding

clone brew book, lots of ideas. http://www.amazon.com/dp/160342539X/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20

After I started my first brew then completed John Palmer's "How To Brew" I realized I made so many mistakes I had to get another batch fermenting ASAP... so I tried a Newcastle brown ale clone My LHBS had a clone recipe I wanted to try out: 7 lb pale malt extract 4 oz. Crystal Malt 40L 4...

Well, you could also implement Lantronix matchport for wireless networking if you wanted. It was just an idea I get bored and like to tinker. Plus I have all kinds of Xbee/matchport/Arduino products around

I searched the forums to see if it has been done but I have not seen anything. Has anyone made a homebrew system that can be controlled VIA Xbee communications? This way you don't need internet/router to control your system. And Xbee is very open sourced. Just wondering if anyone has notes...

Thanks everyone, I just didn't know if leaving small droplets of water could cause an issue over time.