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Thank you sir, I will try that and post the results :)

If I was a coarse adjustment screw for this Evalet freezer, where would I be? :) Any pointers? Rip off the red cover on the back? Rip off the white front that the fine adjustment screw attaches to?

Of course its not a pilsner. It's probably not imperial either if you look up the definition and history. Many people would not even call it beer. And it is strictly against the german purity law a.k.a reinheitsgebot too. But I enjoy experimenting and pushing the limits, and this one...

Thanks Fantomlord! :ban: What source did you use for determining the 41 points? kh54s10, of course I am going to drink it, why wouldnt I?

I have a batch of lets just call it an "imperial pilsner" that I measured at 1085 original gravity... The total volume of this was originally 4 gallons. Then after fermenting out a champagne yeast in primary, I added 5 lbs of demerara sugar(cane sugar), boiled with 1 gallon of water. Also...

kornkob - THANKS for sharing that info, just what I needed to know.:rockin:

OK I'm sure this is is already on the forums here, the problem is I have no idea how to search for it... Anyone know what you call the labelling technique used by for example Rogue or Stone? I would love to make some bottles like that for my homebrew so I wouldnt have to clean off and...

YES - very good point, I had not thought of keeping the dogs out(my two english bulldogs love beer almost as much as SWMBO and myself) - that is a dealbreaker for me!!! I also like the look of towers better anyways, but wasnt sure if I wanted to spend the extra $$$.

Were you really able to fit 4 corney kegs in a 5.3 cu freezer?

Nice - thanks for that observation - by the time I'd get the adapter and fill it up with CO2, it'd end up costing me the same as getting a prefilled bottle from the Gas Pro downtown :)

Makes sense! Thanks :o

Hey - sorry - I am totally new to kegging, so throwing this out there for you experienced ones... I just came across this ad at my local craigslist when I was looking for a CO2 tank for my upcoming kegging system. It's a very good price and looks like good shape, but I wonder about the...

So I came across this article "How to Use an Air Compressor to Fill a CO2 Tank". Anyone here done/doing this? Another concern I guess would be if the air coming from a compressor bought at Home Depot or so would produce pure/clean enough CO2 to go into your beer?