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I saw that as well. I thought it was pretty cool, but curious where they bought supplies. The long arm of making ones own booze is far outstretched. :rockin:

RIS all grain

Jason from Medicine Lake (Sheridan county)

I personally like cream ales with virtually all seafood. Something about butter and a nice crisp clean ale. :)

Best place to come for answers, there is a lot of very smart people on this forum... I'm not one of them, :D but they are here for sure. :mug:

Looks good. Best of luck with the hop farm!!!!

5 gallons brown ale 5 gallons Irish red 22091.5

Yeah I kinda new that but was still hoping by adding some grain I would get a little bit chew to it, not so much. Was hoping for a little over 1.030 before adding sugar. Oh well, if its complete garbage, I'm only out a few bucks.

So, I don't have any experience in parti-gyle brewing, but have been doing some reading on the topic. For sh@#$ and giggles I wanted to try something new, so here is what happened. I started off with a brown ale recipe I have been working on, recipe as follows, 9lbs pale 1lb Chrystal 60...

I only got my final gravity to 1.010:confused: Tastes a little harsh, but we will see after two weeks in the keg.

Planning on two batches today. First a brown ale I'm trying to clone moose drool, and second a hopped up amber ale.

20,585.5+5.5=20591

I had the day off so brewing an IPA today! Trying out a new recipe. Great way to spend a hump day afternoon.:D

Just saw this. I was planning on ordering one of these soon, so the timing, Perfect! Just ordered

I'm definitely going to try this at some point. I'm thinking secondary dry hopping.

After reading this review, and checking out their website, I have a few comments. Their website was refreshing to navigate. Easy use and nicely formatted. Their prices look very comparable to other sites I have ordered from. Customer service is the most important thing to me, as I use...

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If it seals, you will be okay. On the outside I have three, that fill the gap between the valve, and the side of the cooler for sturdiness. But only used one on the inside.

I feel your pain. I started some cascade hops in my yard, after a year and a half I moved just as the plants were coming into there own. ****ty part is, I was so caught up in getting shut moved, I didn't even dig any of the rhizomes to bring with me. Total ******* move. Sorry for your loss.

I had to use multiple washer on the outside to get mine nice and sturdy. I do not remember the sizes but I ended up using three.