Advice: create HBT burner acct, just show up and insult Paulie. You'll fit right in! Stay as far away from the trophy as possible or it will stick with youThank you gentlemen!
I want to, but the timing hasn’t been good. This year I was seeing my in-laws in the Midwest on the date Paul had it, may next year things will work out, I even have my husband talked into going. Now as far as the trophy, if I don’t touch any brewing equipment or ingredients while I’m there I can’t win, right?
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Well, yesterday. This and a bbq rubbed bacon (of the month)
@TheDudeLebowski Well I’d be in good company if I did “win”. Did @Yooper really take it home on the plane?
Dave Sarber
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Well, I've seen some strange flavor combinations on this site, but I think that might be in the top 10!
^^^ really the main flavor was salt.
Lol Yes. We were hoping for it to get lost in transit to the Great White North. It's like an evil Tiki doll. We can't lose it. Actually, Melana took care of it for the year. Bless her soul.
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A small step into the keg pool. I brew small batches, so I think this little guy will get well utilized.
TwistedGray
El Jefe Brewing Company
They also sell a ball lock cap, fyi, should you want to get away from single use cartridges.
Yeah I’ve been researching this little guy for awhile. I bought this one over eBay, a deal I couldn’t let slip by. The potential to hook up to a tank should I branch out further was a big selling point as well.
I wish my American amber was ready to package. I’m itching to test this out haha
I wish my American amber was ready to package. I’m itching to test this out haha
TwistedGray
El Jefe Brewing Company
You may also want to look into the small Torpedo kegs, much cheaper, less flashy; however, they'll have a larger footprint in the fridge (should that be an issue).
Dave Sarber
Unindicted Co-conspirator
UPS mon be veddy good to me this day!
Grains, hops, StarSan, blood orange puree, OYL20 yeast, corn sugar. Still shy a couple bags of grain, supposedly Friday.
Fridge space is somewhat of a concern right now. We have a beverage fridge in the basement, but it’s for all beverages, not just mine. The ukeg is a convenient fit, plus should travel reasonably well. Torpedos are a bit tall if I recall. I’ve had my eye on a cannonball keg (1.75gal) though. One of those should fit nicely. Tank would be a little trickier. I just couldn’t resist the half price on a new in box deal. Alcohol may have also been a factor. I’m hoping to not burn through too many cartridges, but my wife already been added to our amazon subscribe and save haha.
TwistedGray
El Jefe Brewing Company
The Torpedo is pretty much the same height as the uKeg (I have the half gallon). It is wide though...probably 2.5x wider.
I still have some of my carts...I need to just try to use those because I only have small paintball tanks which are a nightmare to work with.
Ahh I see now. I was comparing the 2.5G, silly me. I’ve seen the paintball set up, heard that it’s definitely not ideal. I debated going that direction as well, as a space saver. I know when I purchased my fridge, I had it figured that I could fit a 15-16in high keg and still maintains a utility shelf for everything else in there. The tank is where it gets tricksy. Possible, but will take some maneuvering and modifying.
Got this little baby today. My LHBS didn’t carry it. Planning on brewing a Flanders Red in a day or 2.
TwistedGray
El Jefe Brewing Company
I put the kegged beer in the fridge to cool for a few days, hit it with Co2 outside of the fridge, then back in the fridge without Co2 connected, and rinse and repeat. That seems to solve any issues (so far I've only kegged water before running out of Co2) with it otherwise having to be constantly connected to Co2. I have only one fridge in the house, so space is quite an issue right now.
Dave Sarber
Unindicted Co-conspirator
A bag of Maris Otter.
Hemicharger99
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A sack of Belgian Pilsner malt, some tri clamp fittings, and in a few days a steam condenser so I no longer have to run an exhaust fan
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Corona mill.
Abrayton
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Brew kettle upgrade
NBR (not beer related).
New LCD screen for my wife's Chromebook. She had her Chromebook on her lap Monday morning when the cat jumped on her lap, the Chromebook went flying and the screen cracked when it hit the tile floor. Replaced it in about 10 minutes and she's back in business.
New LCD screen for my wife's Chromebook. She had her Chromebook on her lap Monday morning when the cat jumped on her lap, the Chromebook went flying and the screen cracked when it hit the tile floor. Replaced it in about 10 minutes and she's back in business.
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Finally used mine, worked like a champ!
awesome! I have an amber that I’ll be bottling next Thursday. That’ll be the test run for me.
Dave Sarber
Unindicted Co-conspirator
Another bag of malt, Belgian pale this time. But, I slit the bag when I opened the box, gonna be fun transferring into my buckets!
It didn’t arrive in the mail but a friend brought me back some beers from a recent trip!!! I’m drooling!!!
Dave Sarber
Unindicted Co-conspirator
2 dozen Belgian cork finish bottles, with 100 corks and 60 wire baskets, and another bottle rinse tray.
Some awesome new glassware and some toys to donate to toys for tots.
Dave Sarber
Unindicted Co-conspirator
A pound of Columbus whole, and a new bottle rinser.
