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I was doing ~10 gallons into 2 fermenters with different yeasts before we moved.

Last one was a West Coast Pale Ale, IIRC. It's been way too long...

"You can expect a full 5 lb. CO2 cylinder to last for 8-10 five gallon Cornelius kegs." Unless you have a leak, then it can be far fewer! :D FYI: The link above goes to the 15-lb cylinder, which alleges 20-30 five-gallon Corny Kegs.

I like to take my homebrew over to friends' & family's houses.

Looks awesome!

Prost! 🍻

Would be cool!

From my "beer" folder in Inoreader: A Ph.D. in Beer A Ph.D. in Beer - A Study of Beer and Fermentation Science American Homebrewers Association How to Brew Beer | Homebrewers Association BeerSmith Home Brewing Home Brewing Blog by BeerSmith™ - Making Beer at Home Bootleg Biology Bootleg...

Cool shirt!

Nice! Count me in. :)

Oh man, do want!

@TxBrew Unfortunately no recent homebrew-related photos but here's a beer I had in HI week before last. :)

Nice! Very likely my next upgrades would be a bigger brewpot and a conical fermenter or two.

Those could be very useful!

Whenever I see the HBT address in San Marcos TX, I think of San Marcos CA, and then I think about endless delicious sours at Churchill's. Gotta get down there again soon.

That Summerfest looks good. I'm so thirsty right now. :)

Would be an awesome birthday present pour moi! ;)

Oh man, want!

Lots of cool stuff!