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I recently brewed what was supposed to be in Imperial IPA. Very malty and very hoppy. The goal was to be similar to a Stone Ruination. However, after the brew session with my new sparge setup, I missed my OG by quite a lot. It was supposed to be 1.084 and ended up at 1.066 (into the fermenter)...

I wasn't sure what forum to post this in, but this one seemed the most appropriate. I have an older GE upright freezer topped refrigerator that I am converting into my kegerator. It should hold 4-5 cornies and it was free, so I am happy. The fridge seems to run rather often and I am...

I want to put a stainless steel back splash and drip tray on my stand up fridge kegerator. Problem is, they are expensive! So, I am going the DIY route. First piece: 12"x24" brushed T304 Stainless Steel sheet. 26 Gauge. $17.08 Back Splash Next, I need to wander around Home Depot or Lowes...

In the process of getting my kegging setup going, some friends and I purchased a bunch of corny kegs from our LHBS. When kegging day came, we tore them down, put all of the parts in sanitizer, sanitized the kegs, filled them, and then began putting them back together. This is where the problems...

I just have to get it off my chest. <RANT> Every time I open a post that starts with "My wife (SWMBO, GF, etc.) gave me permission to..." a little bit of me dies inside. I have to admit, I actually get a little angry. :mad: Then it subsides and I just feel sorry for the opener of the post...

Here is a grainy video I took of our (my buddies and I) Fullers Breakfast Stout Clone recipe that we brewed up. 1.071 OG. 11.5 Gallons. Turn your speakers up and you can hear it go! This one day into the fermenter. The beer next to it is a really light session ale that we brewed for the...

34 gallons in total. It was long and arduous, but we made it through somehow! Belgian Style Pale Ale Sierra Nevada Clone Anchor Steam Clone Fermenting Happily:

I am getting my equipment together in eager anticipation of my first All Grain brew. Tonight, I filled my HLT with water, and fired up the propane burner. I watched with baited breath as the temperature on the thermometer rose at a rate I couldn't believe. Could it possible heat 65 degree water...