8” round by 14” tall with 300 Micron screen.
What came in the mail for you today?
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8” round by 14” tall with 300 Micron screen.
VirginiaHops1
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My grain order from Austin brewing supplies came in, I chuckled as the hops are labeled from adventures in homebrewing! Also to note the grains look poorly milled
I have a corona mill now and it's awesome being able to crush my own grain, but when I ordered it online pre-crushed AIH was the worst(only ordered grain from them once). Terrible crush and getting sub 50% efficiency on a batch with their grain was what finally motivated me to get the mill.
Homergah
Only I didn't say fudge
After my inventory was destroyed I had to brew. Ordered an all grain kit from AIH, unmilled. All the grain came in the same bag. Don't like it. I didn't way the grains, just milled and mashed. I always get 88% efficiency. On this mash I got 72%. Had to add some dme to reach target. According to my wet grain weight calculation I came out 5 lbs. light. Never again will I buy a "kit".
Homergah
Only I didn't say fudge
A spunding we will go.
I got some proper silicone tubing and threw away the old vinyl stuff!
@Rob2010SS whew, I’m glad the dog didn’t arrive in the mail.
Please post a review after you get acquainted with the system. And the dog too for that matter
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I got the lesser exciting stuff in the mail yesterday-
Some BLC and a new keg system cleaner hand pump.
Some more Irish moss since I ran out last week.
Most exciting- some vanilla beans. Gonna throw one in with my cocao nibs for a chocolate stout currently in the primary.
Some BLC and a new keg system cleaner hand pump.
Some more Irish moss since I ran out last week.
Most exciting- some vanilla beans. Gonna throw one in with my cocao nibs for a chocolate stout currently in the primary.
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jiMithing83
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Brewing Classic Styles. Since i'm finally starting to make my own recipes, I figured it's time to get it.
Arrived today
Pushing the 7 gal brew bucket to the limit? Increase it!
Once I get the clamps and adapters, I'll be able to do pressurized transfers*.
*As long as the clamps hold
Once I get the clamps and adapters, I'll be able to do pressurized transfers*.
*As long as the clamps hold
Andrew Hodgson
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Swanson Lacto pills to save some money on lacto pitches and 10 Madagascar vanilla beans.
I have to pick some of those up too. Let me know if you get a pellicle!
Andrew Hodgson
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Will do, it's going to be a sour heavy year for me so I want to give them a try instead of shelling out for OYL605 every time. I will probably try them first in a pretty standard sour in about three weeks, I will report back on how it goes.
TwistedGray
El Jefe Brewing Company
I was about to buy some OYL605, too, so I'll wait. I haven't tried Goodbelly yet which I may convert to.
Andrew Hodgson
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Don't get me wrong only used OYL605 once and got my Gose down to 3.08 being pitched 48 hours after the Sach, worked just as I had hoped. But if doing the same process using a starter with a couple caps of the swanson gets the same result I'd be sold on saving the money. I do have another pouch of OYL605 I guess I could make a starter and save some and just reuse it like I do with Sach but from what I've read it isn't as reliable to repitch lacto.
I have only used GoodBelly once in a kettle sour I pitched half the carton of whatever the berry flavor is, got a slight tartness but I prefer a more potently sour beer. Pills into a starter just seems like the easiest route but we will see.
I think @LoneTreeFarms will be posting here later today. [emoji6]
orionol73
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TwistedGray
El Jefe Brewing Company
Beer and lots of it!
orionol73
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TwistedGray
El Jefe Brewing Company
Is the glass as small in the pic as in real life? Edit: meant this in reverse.
Got me a new bottle filler!
TBC
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100’ of 3/16” beverage tubing from amazon. ~$12 with prime shipping. It’s a lot thinner than other tubing I’ve got (BevLex 200) but rated at 55 psi working pressure. For the price, I can’t be out too much. New faucet and other ingredients should be here by weeks end.
imasickboy
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I use the same stuff. For the price, it's a no-brainer to replace it as often as you even slightly expect it might need it.
Loads of stainless steel fittings and herms coil for the new Electric brew house, Elements hopefully arriving tomorrow.
catdaddy66
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My order from Morebeer...
1# German Northern Brewer hops
8oz each of Warrior and Green Bullet hops
4oz Simcoe hops
One pack each of us-05 and Nottingham
5# Viking red malt (25srm)
3 1# bags of flaked rye
1# German Northern Brewer hops
8oz each of Warrior and Green Bullet hops
4oz Simcoe hops
One pack each of us-05 and Nottingham
5# Viking red malt (25srm)
3 1# bags of flaked rye
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TBC
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cochised
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American amber AG kit and 100g each nugget and cascade
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TBC
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Rolling plant dollie for my grainfather. Thanks @buckinin. Barleywine AG kit bought off the homebrewing deals forum. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/forum/threads/single-hop-experiment-kits-14-18-at-amazon.662518/
Cost me 17.54 just need to get yeast. It’s like $50 on morebeer’s website.
Got a used copy of this from Amazon.
catdaddy66
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A pound of Demerara sugar that I need for a British ale I want to make...
