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Thank you! I will check it out. Ryan davis.

Originally posted this in the general discussion and it was suggested I move it here. Seeing as i am iPhone illiterate I couldn't figure out how I move it so I went with the low rent copy and paste. Thanks for your patience. I have been home brewing for over eight years now and can't get...

Thanks. I'm new to the site so still trying to figure out the best place to ask questions. I'll check it out. Ryan davis.

Nothing like your first brew! Congrats on how it turned out. I bet if you asked a lot of the long time home brewers ( myself included) about their first try's you would hear some pretty funny stories! I busted a glass carboy with two gallons of water in it on my kitchen floor! Always fun to...

I know It is always a heated debate when discussing secondary fermenters. I personally use them but only as a method of clearing the beer before bottling or kegging. I find leaving the beer in the primary in contact with the yeast for an extended period has produce little to no I'll effects...

As many have said before me don't worry you did fine. On my first brew I was so paranoid about bacteria that I took the time to boil my additional water. Only problem is this genius didn't know about cooling it down and tried to pour 2 gallons of near boiling water into a glass carboy! The...

I make a coffee porter in almost the same way you described including the whiskey and crushed coffee beans. However, I do not use any actual brewed coffee for flavoring at all. As someone already stated it is likely that it is your grains not your coffee that lessens the mouth feel...

Currently I am deployed to Afghanistan however I will be back in California in mid to Late January. I am looking for 15.5 gallon kegs to turn Into keggles and my own version of Sabco Fermenters. I would prefer straight wall kegs but am open to any type. If anyone knows where I can get them...

Post script. I'm not sure it matters but for all interested I brew in Sacramento California. Thanks again Ryan Davis.

I have been home brewing for over eight years now and can't get enough. I started in a 5 gallon pot on the stove and currently brew on a home made 15 gallon keggle system. My system it completely manual, gravity fed mash and boiler and the trusty old racking cane. I am looking into a more...

do you have any more of these kits or know where I can get them? [email protected] Thanks