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Grind off all of the pepsi markings and bring them to hbar in Milwaukee! They will cert and fill them for about 30 dollars. Great place minus being in a bad part of town.

I'm in!

We tried to use a grill on our first batch with absolutely no success. I think a small stove would have done better. We were only working with 3 gal also. Get a turkey fryer or use the stove! That's my advice. But then again you wont know till you try.

Moon man is a great beer! Deb Carey told me Dan started with spotted cow as a base and dry hopped about 100 different small samples to come up with the hop profile. I would suggest using Moon Man as a style guild line rather then clone. Dry hop the heck out of a medium body lower IBU light...

You might be in luck! WWW.milwaukeebeerweek.com. lakefront brewery tours are always fun. Hope that helps.

I guess it wasn't the HBT but the normal Wikipedia site. Here's the link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PID_controller Mark

What kind of controller are you using? Can you provide details on the controller settings? 5 gallon batch? Pictures? I built a RIMS system with a CPVC manifold and a small RIMS heater. I had burning issues batch after batch. See pictures at www.nollerbrewing.com If you feel you have good...

OOO let me count the ways... 1. My manifold slots couldn't keep up with wort flow and I had air in the heater/stuck sparge. 2. The heater has a relatively small power/surface area ratio. 3. My PID settings were causing the heater to jump the temp up to fast. 4...... ect That is just a small...

Thanks! I think I will rinse the yeast to help protect from flavor transfer even more. I will post my results. Mark

I would like to start off by thanking everyone who post on HBT! I have learned so much in the last year and a half and I can contribute most of what I know to this forum. I'm still working the bugs out of my new RIMS system and recently burnt a couple of batches. The good news is my last two...

More beer is out on the west coast and has flat rate shipping. Northern Brewer also has great products with flat rate shipping. You might wait one extra day for northern because they are located in Minnesota.

Great tip! I missed the first couple of minutes but I'm loving it so far.

I know the yeast help move the liquid around but how would you be sure the sample in the tube is at the same gravity as the rest of the beer? Try these out. http://www.brewballstore.com/

I think its time to find new friends. My guess is they are still eating candy and smoking pot...... so why give up drinking good beer?

http://www.northernbrewer.com/brewing/brewing-equipment/brew-kettles/economy-kettles/30-quart-stainless-kettle.html or http://www.northernbrewer.com/brewing/8-gallon-megapot.html

My home brew shop in Milwaukee sells 6 gal glass carboys for $34.99