Buy is closed. See here for next one: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f174/dc-area-group-grain-buy-12-a-515231/#post6678837
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I second what Frits said about samples...you guys brew great beer and I love trying new/different homebrew!
FYI,
I do have a load of buckets if someone can stop by and pick them up. So far I have 17 of the 3.5gal buckets(holds 20lbs) and 7 of the 5 gal buckets (holds maybe 35 to 40lbs?). Just to give you an idea of how much room in your car is needed I have a Honda Accord and it filled my trunk and one row across the back seat. I can get more this week but I'm unable to be there and deliver them this time.
FYI,
I do have a load of buckets if someone can stop by and pick them up. So far I have 17 of the 3.5gal buckets(holds 20lbs) and 7 of the 5 gal buckets (holds maybe 35 to 40lbs?). Just to give you an idea of how much room in your car is needed I have a Honda Accord and it filled my trunk and one row across the back seat. I can get more this week but I'm unable to be there and deliver them this time.
I'm gonna swing by and pick up a bunch of homer pails to store this stuff in.
Question, are the gamma lid really worth it for keeping a good seal and the grain fresh?
I just use the black snap-on lids. The close up nice and keep nasties out, and that's enough for me.
I'm guess mostly I'm just worried about storing them in my basement. It can be a bit damp down there (baltimore row home). We normally run a dehumidifier all summer.
Any reason you went with the black lids over the orange one?
FYI,
I do have a load of buckets if someone can stop by and pick them up. So far I have 17 of the 3.5gal buckets(holds 20lbs) and 7 of the 5 gal buckets (holds maybe 35 to 40lbs?). Just to give you an idea of how much room in your car is needed I have a Honda Accord and it filled my trunk and one row across the back seat. I can get more this week but I'm unable to be there and deliver them this time.
On a side note, I've recently started to use some of your 3.5 gallon buckets as fermentors for 2.5 gallon batches. Now for all the work it takes to do 2.5 gallon you can brew 5 or 10 gallons in pretty much the same time and with not much more effort, but it's nice to do some smaller scale test brews or split a larger batch and use different yeasts or adjuncts
UPDATE:
Everything we ordered came in already except 3 sacks each of Weyermann Vienna & Light Munich. They never informed us those were out of stock, so we will order them again today along with the 4 Crisp Finest Maris Otter & 1 Weyermann Bohemian Pils. Even though we got word back to 3 Stars in a few hours, we missed their order going out by 30 minutes or so as they had things for the store and brewery that had to get ordered. As soon as I hear back from 3 Stars, I will post here. Don't panic, please...
That reminds me, I think I need to do one refund...will get on that now. Cheers!
<EDIT> Refunded Patagonia Pale...sorry it took so long! </EDIT>
That's what I'm thinking, it would be fun to compare different yeasts on an identical wort.
If there are extra buckets to spare.
If you pick those buckets up from Keith next week, don't unload them all, leave some in your car.
I am picking up from Keith this week. Already talked with him. The 17 x 3.5 gallon buckets are up for grabs (or more if he can get them). The 5 gallon ones are already spoken for.
Where do you get all the buckets?
was at 3 stars today.... they have about 10 bags of optic left.
Keith,
I could pick them up Thursday. If I can't male it tp the buy for some reason, Al could bring them (if that's cool with him, too).
Yep......planning on driving my pickup to 3stars.
Looking forward to seeing everyone! I will bring a digital scale too if that helps!