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I guess I'm old fasioned but I'm going to do the bottle thing...I want to be able to hold, open and pour a bottle of beer that i brewed. I want to be able to give a bottle to a friend...Individual packages...take a six pack of home brew to a get together.... you get the picture...:mug:

Its Bavarian Hefeweizen I ordered from Austin Homebrew Supply...the instructions said to chill to 80 degrees before pitching the yeast, but by the time i had filtered it into the primary and poured it back and forth to airate it, it was probably closer to room temperature when I pitched the...

Yes, Indeed! This is an interesting place...fo sho...lol :)

It looks bigger than it really is.....(there's a qoute for you...lol) no its only 60 feet....:D

I bought half my stuff from the brew shop in Denham Springs and half online....didn't know about the one on Jones Creek...I'll have to check that out

If my learning is correct and all goes well it should be ready to drink first week of March.:).....5 gallons = pleanty to share!! :mug:

I'll look at Lowes next time I go...

Well........25 feet of tubing wasn't long enough to reach out of my brew pot...and the only other longer size they had at Lowes in 3/8th inch was 60 feet.....and I didn't want to buy a tube cutter......sooooo...I used the whole 60 feet!!!! :rockin: ....here's some pics 210 to 80...

Thanks for the thermometer advice. The burner sits a good distance up off the floor away from the wood..not even close enough to make the wood hot. I did this in my detached garage with the garage door wide open..also had a floor fan blowing...I'm in Louisiana...it was 75 degrees outside...

This is the monster wort chiller i built... 210 degrees to 80 degrees in 9 minuets flat!!! Had my hands full transfering the wort to the fermentor and pitching the yeast, ect....so no pics of that, but here it is...air lock chuging away after about 12 hours....Yes!!!

Brewed my first home brew yesterday! I am pretty proud of myself considering I've never done anything like this before. Just wanted to commemorate the event with some pictures and a few comments. This is the ingredient kit I ordered from AHB supply... Bavarian Hefeweizen This is...