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How about the Mc DLT? "The cold side stays cold and the hot side stays hot" It was served in the side-by-side styrofoam box. Thats the other thing I miss.....the nice sturdy styrofoam containers everything used to come in.....ahh those were the days before we knew what CFC's were.

OK That makes sense now...thanks!

OK--Do you guys mean to literally pour the 'new wort' onto the cake/slurry that has been sitting in a 'used' fermentor? I guess my question is: How/ do I clean the "gunk" (off the sides of the primary without contaminating the cake/slurry that is in the bottom of the bucket?

Sam Adams has a limited Imperial Hallertau Ale that is just great!! I think it only comes in 4-packs ($9). It is intense with Hops and 8%+ABV, but still very good. The other offering from them are hit or miss. Sometimes you can get a great Boston Lager and other times it will be....less great...

Redhook-Longhammer IPA Sam Adams-Winter Lager (My Own)--Pale Ale (My Own)--IPA Oh...and some food as well

I have a few of the Mr Beer 2.5 gallon "Barrel-style" Fermentors. I want to try and do some small tester batches in them....anyone ever try doing this? Would I simply split a 5 gal. recipe in half? Thanks!

Stupid Newb Question alert....how do we check for yeast viability? Is "yeast Cake" the sludge on the bottom of the fermentor?

I am looking for a billion dollars. If someone wants it removed from their life, please let me know; i'll even pick it up!

BrewDoctor--Checked out The Oak Hill Plaza store you had mentioned. Really great selection of brews plus more homebrewing equipt. than I thought they would have. Thanks again for the tip... Tried an Allegash Brewing Co. (out of Portland) Tripel Ale last night....Fruity smell, but good...

Nice...I will certainly have to check those out...thanks gang!

Thanks yet again Brewdoctor...I just last week bought a large pint and a half bottle of Sebago Trout Stout---tasty stuff. Is the location by the mall where they brew all of their beer? Maine is full of great breweries IMHO--Geary's, Shipyard, Sebago, Gritty's, Casco Bay... Etc Etc. The...

Nice Work BrewDoctor.....From the look of the site, that is exactly what I was loooking for---Thanks for being so helpful.

I used to think that I could never make beer that anyone else would like---boy was I wrong!!!

Thanks Brewdoc. That is actually where I go to get my supplies! I was wondering more about beer stores that sell wider varieties of beer, not the typical BMC/hannaford selection. Thanks!

Hey Gang, My LHBS Guy tells me to NEVER leave a batch in the primary for more than 7 days.....Is he crazy?? His thinking is Something about off-flavors from the yeast cake?? I know this has been adressed a billion times, but I want to make GOOD beer..... -Jason

Sam Adams Hallertau Imperial pilsner......Boat Loads of Hops and ABV, but smooth and drinkable.

Is this a good thread to ask where a good beer shop in Southern Maine is? There used to be a place called Tulley's down in Wells, but they are closed. Any ideas? -Jason

Hey Gang---I am on the Beach down in Old Orchard for the winter, brewing whenver I can!! Nice to hear from the Northeast crowd! --Jason