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I know exactly what you mean. They seriously started off on the wrong foot. Not a good way to start a relationship with your core market.

Left a VM means left a VoiceMail. Call me an EAC, but I thought that was obvious.

I called you shady because I've called and left a voicemail asking for info. I left my cell and no one called back. I drove all the way to the address and it was a different company no one answered the door (some construction company). No real office, main phone is a Sprint cellphone that no one...

No I'd rather just order online.

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I've actually went to that address that is on the website and it was a construction company. There were no signs at the front. I've called the phone number listed and no one ever picks up. I left a VM, but no one has called be back with any info. I'm going to have to say BX Beer Depot is...

I've actually went to that address that is on the website and it was a construction company. There were no signs at the front. I've called the phone number listed and no one ever picks up. I left a VM, but no one has called be back with any info. I'm going to have to say BX Beer Depot is...

Same with mine.

You should be fine, Just be more attentive when you sanitize that area.

I went to the one on Bird Rd. in Miami (Westchester area) like 10 minutes ago. They have 4 available right now. The 60 qt aluminum Brinkmann pot. I also saw them at the same price at the HD on Flagler the other day.

I just checked today. They are selling them for $39.95 at a couple of the Miami area Home Depots.

I've never ordered from there, but I heard Heart's Homebrew is a good LHBS in Orlando. Have you been there yet? The closest shop to Miami is almost 2 hours away. I like to order from Morebeer and Austin Homebrew myself. If you order a lot (over $59 at MB and over $100 at AHB) the free shipping...

For books I really liked "Radical Brewing" by Randy Mosher and "How to Brew" by John Palmer. The first edition of Palmer's book is actually free online at howtobrew.com. I just found out about some open source software at this forum called Brewtarget. I haven't used it, but it looks good for...

We always have the AC on pretty much all year round. It stays about 75 F in the room where I keep my primary. I have a fridge in the back that has room and can ferment at lager temps. I'm pretty much forced to ferment at 73-78 F most of the time because I'm more of an Ale guy.

I've been homebrewing for about a year or so. I've brewed 5 extract/partial-mash and just brewed my first all grain 3 days ago. This site has helped a lot especially with my experimental brews, including a successful 90 min. IPA and a failed Chocolate Banana brew. Decided to sign up and support...

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