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That's what I use. Bought a tube about 5 years ago and I still have plenty left.

The trub dam works great. It won't stop everything, but significantly reduces what goes into your fermentor. I don't know that you can just pop the trub dam into any weldless valve, but you can buy the entire valve assembly for $30 and get the proper bulkhead fitting from SS direct. Not...

It's a great kettle. Have had mine for nearly 4 years now. Just bought a valve rebuild kit for it.

I don't know about a mash tun, but it could certainly work well for BiAB. Not sure about that valve, but if you could thread in a ball valve, you'd be good to go.

I like Amarillo, Azacca and Galaxy together

When I batch sparge, I completely drain the MLT, then add the full volume of 185*+ sparge water, stir and let set for 15 minutes, then drain. For my "hybrid" fly sparge, I still took about 45 minutes to do the full sparge and did keep the water above the grain bed. I was nowhere near 25% open...

This past weekend, during Big Brew Day, I did a "hybrid" fly sparge while doing a double batch in my 10gal cooler mash tun. We were brewing at our local brewery, so we had 180* water on tap. I just used a pitcher and a colander to diffuse the water. It took a bit longer than my typical batch...

Same for me. $30 per bag for shipping. Cheaper at my LHBS

You could also just purge the secondary vessel with CO2 couldn't you?

I prefer 3711 or Imperial Napoleon for saison. It will go very dry, easily down to 1.005 or lower if you ferment it warm. The yeast esters are much lower than the Belgian saison strains. For my higher ABV saisons - 8%+ - I like to add .5lb of lactose to keep them from going to dry.

I really like Azacca with Amarillo and El Dorado. It has mango, pineapple and some pine and tangerine-esque qualities

Count me in! I love BF!!!

I second this. Was looking at the Colorado Brewing Systems single vessel until I saw the new SS Brewtech SVBS. Now I am in a holding pattern. The current eBIAB looks sweet, so imagine what the SVBS is going to look like. #patientlywaiting

Bent Sprocket Brewing - I'm an avid mountain biker and I like to brew beers with a little bit of a twist

This would save a ton of time! I'd love one

I haven't pulled the trigger on the Nano yet, but based on this, I have turned the whirlpool fitting on my SS Brewtech kettle to flow clockwise.

Yes please!

Damn Veritas, that is a beautiful setup!

Just want to say thanks for all the detailed testing guys. I am getting ready to pull the trigger on the 20gal system and this will help me ramp up much quicker.