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  1. Iceman52

    Monitor Top Refrigerator

    The compressor worked fine but all the methyl formate leaked out because of a broken line. I had to install R-11 Freon into it because I could find not find no one to sell me methyl formate. It's on a watch list, go figure. I also had to remove the float needle seat and install a capillary...
  2. Iceman52

    Monitor Top Refrigerator

    Here are a few pictures of my restored 1932 Monitor Top refrigerator I turned into a Kegerator after restoring it back to working condition. It keeps the beer a cold 36 deg. I have on tap A Bavarian Kolsch and an original Oktoberfest beer. On the third tap I will have a homemade root beer for...
  3. Iceman52

    Not sure which way to go on Kolsch Brew.

    Hi All. I made some Kolsch oh about 5 weeks ago. It is still in the secondary fermentor. I want to keg it but the kegerator won't be ready buy then. (I am repairing a 1932 monitor top frig. I will be turning into the keggerator. I am waiting on a part.) Can I still keg it put CO2 on it and...
  4. Iceman52

    October fest beer

    Oh my, it's been almost 40 years since I been to Germany at Uncle Sam's request. But then I kind of remember the beer was a brownish color. But then again I might of had a few too many. I think I will make both and then make up my mind.Cheers to all. Captn Jack....
  5. Iceman52

    October fest beer

    I have an old frig and I made a temp. control for and will use that. I been looking at the kits from Northern brewer and Midwest. You catch it with a 15-20% off not to bad a price. I really like to find the taste I had when I went to the Octoberfest in Germany years ago. Thanks all for the info.
  6. Iceman52

    October fest beer

    I am looking for a good extract October fest beer kit.There are quiet a few out there, has anyone tried them if so what did you think of the kit the taste .Suggestions on kits? Thanks
  7. Iceman52

    Very light colered stout.

    The beer was clear with a light tint of brown. I am also kind of wondering if it was a real stout also or just a good sounding name they came up with. Most likely that. It was still a good beer one of the better ones you could find in Cincinnati at the time.
  8. Iceman52

    Very light colered stout.

    I can't seem to find or it does not seem that no one has an idea of a beer we had in Cincinnati called Sir Edward Stout made buy the Hudepohl-Schoenling Brewing Co. So I am kind of looking to see if I can maybe make it with an extract. I have no ides if it can be done. The stout was very creamy...
  9. Iceman52

    It's been a long while

    Thanks all. For my first beer I want to make a Kolsch Extract from HB. Should be interesting.
  10. Iceman52

    Making watermelon wine sometime next week.

    Hi Again. I read over the articles on the links. I liked what they where saying and how to do it the right way. My only problem is they keep opening the primary and stiring the fermenting juice for 7 days. To me this is a good way to get the fermenting juice contaminated.. What I was thinking...
  11. Iceman52

    Making watermelon wine sometime next week.

    I have not started the process as yet. But as big an the melons are I should get at least 5 gal. I hope.And thanks for the information.
  12. Iceman52

    Making watermelon wine sometime next week.

    Hi all. I just bought 6 huge watermelons from Aldi for 3.00 a piece. Before I really start making the wine I was wanting to know if I should pitch the yeast like I do beer on my home made Maelstrom for around 24hr or don't I really need to do this. I was just thinking this would give the yeast...
  13. Iceman52

    Sir Edward Stout clone just maybe ?

    Hi All. I am kind of just getting back into beer making. I guess what kind of got me into it again was I had a strong yearning for a Cincinnati beer called Sir Edward Stout. It was brewed by the Hudepohl-Schoeling Brewing Co. . it been years since I had any but I remember I always liked it. It...
  14. Iceman52

    It's been a long while

    Hi all. It's been over 30years since I have made any kind of beer or wine. I actually still have some of the equipment I used. It was stored in my barn. I am really kind of starting over. Especially with all the equipment out there now days. It's kind of overwhelming. I just ordered a small 5...
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