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So today I decided to make 2 gallons of wort and can it in mason jars to use for yeast starters in the future. And I wound up with gray colored wort! I've never had this happen to me. I was expecting a pale yellow color. I only used 3.5lbs 2-row barley and nothing else. I did use two new pieces...

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I managed to try a bottle of St. Arnold's "Elissa" IPA (named after a Tall Ship in Galveston) it wasn't bad, not much of an aroma. Also, there was a small local brewery on Galveston island which had a good Citra IPA. They let me sample others but I preferred the Citra more. It was a nice place...

Thanks for the suggestions all. I'm looking forward to trying some new brews

Out in the greenfield area east of Indy.

Thanks I'll check that out

Hello all, I'll be visiting Houston and Dallas on a road trip from Indiana. I'll also be heading back through Arkansas and Missouri. My question is are there any good craft beers from those surrounding areas that I could try while there?

APA using Citra and Cascade

Setting up my new keg system. and welding a little.

It's not anodized, I believe it's just 6061. I was just going to scrub it real good with some bar keepers friend and rinse it well be fore I use it.

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Thanks for the heads up. Since I've taken those pics I did put hose around the edges. I purposely cut it under sized so I could use hose around it so I wouldn't risk scratching the walls.

Hoping to try it out soon, I'll update when I do.

Thanks.

So I bought a rectangular cooler for a mash tun, which is larger than my 5 gallon round cooler. I was going to make a simple manifold but after a guy at the LHBS had mentioned channeling issues I decided to try and avoid that. I have not seen a false bottom in this shape. I made it out of...

I just read this where two breweries with the same beer name settled the issues over lunch and a beer with a handshake. This is how it should be done. http://www.mlive.com/business/west-michigan/index.ssf/2015/03/black_white_flame_3_floyds.html

An outlet costs $.58, switch cost $1.30 - $4, a 6"x4" junction box $12, power cord $4-$17=$17-30. Not including the controller. That's if you walked into a home improvement store. If you were to get creative and use a Rubbermaid container for the enclosure that would cut the cost. A project box...

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So I bought what I thought was a 120v stc-1000 and instead what I received was a 12v unit. So rather than return it I went to radio shack and since they are closing I scored a great deal on a transformer, switch and project box for only $8. I already had the outlet wires and power cord. Total...