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How long have you been able to keep the washed samples? How long before you've noticed off-flavors or significant deviation from the original specimen? Washing always seemed like a great option for someone who's brewing every couple weeks. Personally, I only brew about once every couple months...

How long have you been able to keep the washed samples? How long before you've noticed off-flavors or significant deviation from the original specimen? Washing always seemed like a great option for someone who's brewing every couple weeks. Personally, I only brew about once every couple months...

I'm getting a freshly used wine 15-gallon barrel soon, from a friend who is bottling his wine. I've been planning to rack over a wit beer for secondary fermentation directly into the barrel. I want to capture a healthy amount of the wine flavors in the beer (think DFH Red+White). I had...

So, is there agreement as to whether inoculating is even necessary? A friend is giving me a freshly-emptied wine barrel in a few weeks. I'm planning to fill it completely with a wit beer for a long secondary fermentation. Seems to me like washing it out or scraping it would defeat the purpose...

Yup, I updated the CL post with pics of what I have.

2 straight-side kegs, and one Coors keg spoken for so far. Everything else still available.

more details at my craigslist post http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/for/3547539097.html PLEASE RESPOND TO THE CL POST, NOT MY HBT ADDRESS. I don't check my PMs often. Thanks. from the post: (1) 15.5 gallon, coors-style keg - $50 (1) barrel-sided, bunged, hoff-stevens keg / Golden Gate style...

Here's the thread about about converting your keg top to a false bottom: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/cut-keg-top-false-bottom-192413/

sounds cool - would love to see pix

what for? just curious.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/newkarian/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_from=&_ipg=&_trksid=p3686

It's worth whatever price the market will bear. Have you seen the prices on Monster Cables? There's no reason to pay $1000 / foot for speaker wire, but if some idiot is willing to shell out boocoo bucks, then it would be foolish not to sell it at that price. apropos: "a sucker is born every minute"

Spoiler: $5,500

Original post: http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/app/2568560156.html Could be good for a vintage kegerator / keezer. Don't reply to me, reply to the Craigslist ad.

PM box is full. I'll take one for sure. Please email me: ambiguator at gmail

photoshop

oops - didn't even notice the misspelling. anyway, here are some different versions with the typo fixed. They'll all look the same on the web, but if you're going to make hardcopies, use a 150dpi or 300dpi version. color: how to pour a homebrew, 300 dpi (32MB PDF) how to pour a homebrew...

i got sick of looking around for a poster, so i made my own. this is a hi-resolution PDF, so it's a very large file size (8.5MB). i made it for my wedding, for which i brewed all the beer. it's been through the swmbo test, but hbt feedback is always welcome and appreciated! how to pour a...

The link in the OP is dead now. Anyone have the pdf file for the poster archived?

In Extreme Brewing, Sam says 0.5 ounces @ 40 minutes into a 60 minute boil.