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I let a friend borrow my grain cracker to crack some corn for his chickens. His wife ran over it and I've been searching for another, or trying to figure out what's best to replace my old one. That's acutally how I found this website. My broken one is a spinx and looks like the popular...

Hello Aubie Stout. Looks like I'm surrounded by homebrewers here. I hope I can get to the point where I have several kegs on tap to offer fellow homebrewers traveling. I'm about 5 miles from Lake Guntersville, back in the countryside. Let me know next time and I'll hope to have the tap...

Great thanks for the info. I found Austinhomebrew online and signed up. Looks like they are having a big sale starting tomorrow. Might be a good time to grab one of those FT kits. Is your New Belgium yeast a dry yeast or do you keep some hydrated in your fridge? I would definately like to...

Fat Tire will probably be down the road for me. I saw some of the ingredients and I'm still in the pre-amateur phase. I do crack my own malts from time to time, and add hops, but that's about it.

It use to be in the Old Service Merchandise Mall area next to Mock. Maybe I just thought it was closed. I'll see what's up next time I'm in Huntsville. My yeast is old and I need some new.

What's the Home brew store in Huntsville? There use to be a pearly gates, but it was gone the last time I drove through. Has it moved or shut down? I usually get extra supplies when I'm in Cullman at Werners.

I can see that you are my sourceof info for making fat tire. What an awesome brew. I got my BIL turned onto it while out in Colorado. Then when I would fly home, I would stuff a case in my luggage for us to drink. I'm just a little south of you in Marshall County. Albertville.

I'm glad to be in such a large group of good folks here. My homebrewing has been regular over the past 10 years and I still get my share of bad batches. But enjoy them all, good and bad. It's all worth it.