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Falconers Flight 5 gal batch this weekend. Never tried... hope its good.

mm, got a recipe?

Just keeping sanity this weekend. But that Chocolate Peanut Butter Porter is a go for next weekend. Sounds awesome.

5gal Vanilla Porter tester.

Brew pumps broken... Stuck till new ones arrive. Hope to be tasting the Caribou Slobber tho!

The electrics etc are basically the same. Using PIDs to control temperatures.

First attempt at a 10 gal batch tomorrow. Another Sierra Nevada Pale Ale clone. Loved the first batch. Next weekend going to try a 5 gal Vanilla Porter to change things up. After that, im going to start accepting applications for my go-to summer lawnmower beer. Something clean, maybe 3.8% ish...

Kal from electric brewery is the go to guy. Explore the site, absorb what u can.

http://www.theelectricbrewery.com/

it would help to see the RIMS system you are aiming to use. I believe it is usually suggested to put the temp sensor close to the RIMS tube, output side. Im not familiar with that particular brand of pid so I couldnt comment on specifics. From what i've read, the easiest sensors to use are the...

Oh, was the AG recipe btw.

Used a recipe from Brewers Friend site. I did cold crash the batch, with gelatin. Thanks again. Tastes great, think I'll cut back a little and brew that again. It may be a mainstay on tap lol...

Thx peeps. Like all of us, trying to make it as expected. Think I got lucky. Lol

Hey peeps. only 2nd brew day on my new rig. Using Beersmith2. Did a Sierra Nevada Pale Ale Clone... had no clue what my efficiency would be. followed the recipe as it was. Recipe called for roughly 75% efficiency. Beersmith is sayin im closer to 85% as this batch came out around 7% abv. Decent...

Quick question, did you change out the orifice on the burner as well as the 10psi regulator?

Hi everyone. I'm Kevin, from SW Ontario, Canada. New here but been lurking forever. Long story as short as possible, this brewery has been in planning phase for a couple of years now. Started when I finished my basement bar, then I found a local micro brewery/ubrew kinda place. Great folks...