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I once left whole cone centennial dry hops In for 5 weeks. Not a typo. 5 weeks. Life got busy. I proceeded to enter that beer in a comp and won gold, best of show, $700, and scored a 43.5. I currently practice 10 day dry hop. But you will be fine leaving them all in for the 12 days.

Any initial tasting notes from checking the sample? Do the hops have that nice crisp finish as they should?

I looked long and hard to find an answer to this and couldn't. Then I found this thread but, there was never any suggestion of how the finished product tasted. Can anyone chime in? I had this exact thing happen and am really up set. I am currently letting the beer slowly cool back down. So...

Wish I knew this was happening. What ended up being the price per pound for the standard 2 row?

Just an up date, It took me 6 months to go through 12 gallons of the CITRA DIPA. It was awesome to see how such a hoppy beer evolved over the 6 months. Obviously the first 3 months the beer was its prime, however at the 4-5 month mark the beer took on a weird cheesy flavor and aroma and by...

jlachesk, Not to bring to life an ancient thread but last night I experienced the same issue as the OP with my pumpkin beer. And was hoping to resolve this issue, and provide some more info. And to be clear. we added the 4 cans of pumpkin to the kettle at about 180 degrees when it was...

bwookie, Thanks for stepping up to the plate. You can count me in. And, as I said before I can receive the shipment and store the grain until we all decide on a date to meet at my office and divide it all up. You can count me in for about 4 bags of 2 row and 2 bags of pilsner malt.

Thanks for the offer, And Yes I need Help. I started this post a while back and the interest was pretty lame, but now it seems there is much more interest. However, I can no longer head up and organize a group buy. I would love for you to take it over and make it happen. (or anyone for that...

Yes we need one up here. Ill do what I can to help but with child number two coming soon my free time will be reduced.

Soldering in some cases seems like the easiest way to go. After a little practice, and based on some photos I have seen, the soldered joints look awesome! Nicely done and thanks for the info.. I've been working with Stainless brewing on gathering the parts needed to make it happen. I...

This will give you an idea of what I did. https://cdn.homebrewtalk.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=52386&title=inverted-bottom-drain-hlt&cat=500 Hope it helps

I'm all for it!!! Hops and Tannins up in Anthem said they would host it. Ive been getting to know Bill up there and he seemed very open minded. Unfortunately with a two year old and one on the way its hard to pull this off at my house. So where do we go from here? I have a lot to bring to...

Hey thats a great idea. I know there are some local clubs, but I remember looking into it and the closest one to me was an hour drive. Ill do some checking around and see about the interest.

I was hoping there would be more interest in a group buy. Apparently, Phoenix home brewers are content paying full price for grain..... Come on people!

Here is what the unit would look like assembled: And exploded: This looks like a great Idea. And simple enough too. Thanks for the suggestions. Sorry if you mentioned it already but would you solder a ferrul to the fermenter as the other mounting part?

Thanks for the well written review! I'm glad they are drinkable. The inlaws will lead to drinking every time.

So what's the status? Are they any good? It is the weekend you know...

Here is the hop schedule I use for a 12 gallon batch of my house Pale Ale.. The Cluster Is Awesome! Ingredients Amt Name Type # %/IBU 22 lbs Pale Malt (2 Row) US (2.0 SRM) Grain 1 93.6 % 1 lbs White Wheat Malt (2.4 SRM) Grain 2 4.3 % 8.0 oz Caramel/Crystal Malt - 60L (60.0 SRM)...

God bless you. My daughter will get into everything. It was not a relaxing day. So much for Charlie's rdwhahb.... ! Seriously, I commend you.

That's great news. Do you have the 4" products on your web site? I will take another set up because I want to weld up a second one. I think the o-ring idea will work for a rotating racking arm. I'll have to give you a call to discuss. Thanks for the info.