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What did you use for the packing material?

I have wanted to do this for some time now. How are you freezing the yeast?

I'm trying to locate a source for 55 gallon stainless steel drums. I've been asking everyone I run into, that might possibly be able to point me in the right general direction. so far I have had no luck. One guy told me....at a previous place of employment they stored used anti freeze in...

George Thorogood - One Burbon One Scotch One Beer!

Wow! That is Cool!

I tried the Sam Adams Root Beer and didnt care for it. Was not what I had expected, I guess..... Good luck, I hope yours comes out better then the Boston Brewing company's did. ;-) I would some day like to try to brew my own root beer brew. I liked the Ginger Honey Ale that came...

ok cool, I was told that if I follow the instructions I should have no problmes, hehe. I wanted to ask anyway.

I use Iodophor sanitizer and generally rinse instead of air drying because I wanted to limit the exposure to air born contaminates and I don’t want to sit and wait for it to dry. But then I thought about what is running out of the tap and realized I was rinsing my sanitized equipment with...

no no, the solder I used was lead free. I thought about that at that stage, and then how how to clean the flux off, as that is toxic as well. Thats a good way to poison yourself and friends.... Good point, it didnt occure to me to mention that. Use lead free solder and water soluble...

Thirstyone has a point, the 15.5 gallons kegs work well for diffrent volumes. The first one I tried to cut the top off of I used a angle grinder. I spent HOURS in the parking lot of my appartment building grinding away....It was really loud for a long time. Pissed everyone off. I have a...

My First HERMS system! :rockin: http://homebrew.castleen.net/pages/herms2.html Went a bit over budget, but what good project doesnt?!?! You can see my kegging system, brew room and other brew pics @ http://homebrew.castleen.net Cheers!

Here's a link to a picture of the test run, of my return manifold. It has was worked well for me, so far. http://homebrew.castleen.net/pages/setup/pics/DSC01724%20copy.jpg The shape of your mash/lauder tun will influance the design of your return manifold.

That’s funny! I thought that only happened @ my place. Yeah the kegs went really fast when I first started kegging. It was fun, but then I would wind up with no beer and a waiting period before I would have more that was ready. Now I keep two in the kegerator and a few conditioning on...