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Mexican Malt Liqueur !!

It's a bit of a pain to take off the triclamps when they are warm/hot but other than that it works ok

Not sure if gearing is right, but a few odd motors that might work: Car seat motor- would think it has high torque, not sure about running long periods Home recliner motor- same as above Car wiper motor- small and cheap, just not sure if strong enough Treadmill motor- designed for variable...

Yes, you can feed it till it dies. Kind of what the old guys did when they made home made wine. But it may be stronger than what taste good. And it does depend on how much alc. the yeast can handle. Down and dirty way is to feed sugar/ juice over a few days till the SG stops dropping. Again it...

Flea markets, motor repair shops, junk/ scrap yards, building salvage companies, Craiglist, estate sales...

My 10 gal pot that I got used came with a port at the top and an over the rim set up. When I mash I use the over the rim set-up. when I boil, I move it to the top port to whirlpool. So if that works for you, get the top port ant the the over the rim setup

USA. This would work great for my chicken incubator.

I think I am going with this: https://www.brewhardware.com/product_p/pcomp2.htm and a mini ball valve

The first batch turned out ok, not great. The 2nd batch I use Big H, Homestyle Root Beer extract No.1. I use 8 cups Splenda and 1 cup maltodextrin and enough water to make 5 gals. This one came out really good and better mouth feel. Might bump up the maltodextrin to 1.5 cups next time

I average a 1-1.5 pints a day during the work days- some days 2 beers, next day none. A bit of this is tasting new brews I am making or checking my taps to see how the kegs are doing. Them maybe a can/ bottle of something new I picked up Weekends maybe 5-8 if hanging around home. More if friends...

Attach a cobra tap to the out post with a foot or 2 of clear line, tilt keg with blocks, start the fill, open cobra tap. Watch the clear line as it gets close to full. When you see it start to go fill line, close cobra. That will stop flow into keg. Disconnect fill line, remove blocks...

I just saw this thread. Think I am going to have to try to make these, but must use Carolina Packer hotdogs http://carolinapackers.com/Our-Products/Hotdogs Otherwise all my kin folk would be rolling in their graves...

Coming soon to a tap near you: Soylent green beer!!

Hey now, don't be so hard on yourself! Beer is a great friend to have!

Ok I'm in

Summer time camping with friends set up: I make a Blood Orange Cream Ale- supper fresh and smooth. I take a Rubber Maid trash can, 5gal keg, 5 lb co2 tank, single regulator, and picnic cobra, and bagged ice. If over 90 deg, I wrap trash can in reflex insulation. Put it on on tap Friday night...

LOL, yeah what he said!!

I normal just take a small homemade hop bag and pour pulp in it and the everything goes in keg tied off with dental floss. That way it keeps on giving flavor. My Orange cream ale gets four large blood oranges- juice, pulp and zest in 2 oz vodka

check with these folks or a group like them near you: https://www.pugetsoundbees.org/ A lot of local folks may not have enough honey or time to go like to a framers market, but may have enough to sell a few gallons

1: brew small batches b: drink more 3: put bar in basement d: join brew club to share with 5: tell friends "free beer, bring pizza" drunk more...