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I thought about that but after adding shipping and tax it came out a couple $$ more than an Ss Brewtech including the thermometer. I could have went either way but ended up going with the Ss Brewtech due to the trub-damn. I'm a sucker for gimmicks I guess. :o

Bah that's just too much like work. I'd rather the damn thing show up on my doorstep ready to brew.

Well I went with the Ss Brewtech kettle. Here's hoping I made a good choice.

I'm in the market for a new boil kettle. I don't need anything larger than 10gal and would prefer to stay around the $250 mark. I've been looking at the new Anvil equipment as well as SS Brewtech and MegaPot. I would prefer the $250ish price range include the ball valve and thermometer as...

Thanks for all the feedback Yooper, it is much appreciated! After all the feedback and some reading I have moved to something I hope works better. This is what I have as of right now... ************* 9 lbs Pale Malt (2 Row) US (2.0 SRM) 1.25 lbs Crystal Malt - 60L (60.0 SRM) 0.25...

Still too much here? 10 lbs Pale Malt (2 Row) 1.5 lbs Caramel/Crystal Malt - 60L .25 lbs Caramel/Crystal Malt - 120L 0.50 oz Chinook - Boil 60.0 min 0.25 oz Chinook - Boil 30.0 min 0.25 oz Chinook - Boil 10.0 min 0.25 oz Chinook - Boil 5.0 min

I'm in the same boat. I'm tempted to just start throwing different recipes at it until I find something that sticks :)

Something more like this Yooper? GRAIN: 9 lbs Pale Malt (US 2 Row) Grain 87.8 % 1 lbs Crystal Malt - 60L Grain 9.8 % 0.25 lbs Caramel Malt - 120L Grain 2.4 %

Looking for some feedback on this recipe. Basically I have a bunch of Chinook hops I need to use up. I'm looking at making an American Amber Ale featuring those Chinook hops. I'm considering 2 different options with only a minor differnce. The first one is listed as Option 1 and the second...

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Are you making sure you account for mashtun dead space within the Beersmith app? My mashtun has roughly 1/2 gallon of dead space that never fully drains into my boil kettle. Just a thought.

1. Build fermentation chamber 2. Buy in bulk and mill own grains 3. Brew More!! :mug:

So I bought a kit from MoreBeer (English Pale Ale) and after putting it into Beersmith it seems like it might end up a little light on flavor and ABV. I want to try and give this beer a nice full malt flavor with a decent ABV. Right now Beersmith has it hitting ~3.9% (I was hoping for closer to...

Here it is in all its glory. It tastes just as good as it looks. Maybe even better. :)

Aye, it is. Good eye! I built it as a little office competition that never came to fruition. I'm thinking I should take it into the office and initiate the attack anyway. What do you say?

Oh Great :drunk:

It looks like I may have another rookie mistake under my belt. I guess its better to get them out of the way BEFORE brew day. Anyway... I checked my numbers in Beersmith against Brewer's Friends Mash Chemistry and Brewing Water Calculator (glad I did too). It looks like I had the initial...

Good to know. I'll keep that in mind. I'm pretty sure I have that covered but I will double check tonight. If not, that's a great price! Thanks.

Thanks for verifying my initial thoughts. I think for this go 'round I will keep it "as advertised" in the initial recipe. I can always change it in the next batch.

Actually you are correct. I read the software wrong :drunk: This is what the water would end up being AFTER the additions Beersmith recommended... Ca 36.4 Mg 15.5 Na 16.5 SO4 137 Cl 34.7 HCO3 0 Sorry about that. Rookie mistake :o