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Thanks that's some great info. From those recipes, it's like a basic pale ale grain bill, with some wheat added. The big differences would be the Hallertau type noble hops and not much of them. And the Kolsch yeast. Yea the Sculpin seems popular. I'll have to look for it in the one other...

Kroger just started carrying this and I like it. Smooth and malty rich without heavy hops. I think I could learn from it when creating my own recipes. Anyone happen to have a clone? http://www.ballastpoint.com/beers/year-round/ "The beer that launched Ballast Point. Our original...

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I'm shopping for a burner and their price for the Bayou Classics are good, but they are out of stock. I guess there's more profit margin with this one and the dark star. Amazon has them though. For this burner, I didn't like the stamped areas the pot rests on. I'd pay more the Blichmann Top...

Ok thanks.

Too complicated

I had to follow up because I just poured out a $1.50 beer because of chunks. I got to say the slime ball comment disgusted me away from this thread. I mean what's the point if homebrewer's standards are so low. I figure Davekippen is just teasing and making it sound a bit grosser than it...

I'd like a way to accurately measure my pre and post boil volumes as well as what's left in the kettle. I read that sight glasses get gunky on a brew kettle and I can see that happening. Is that your experience with them? If I wanted to use a dip stick, but mount it to the inside of the...

Gallon pitcher? I could also see my undercounter kitchen sink give way from the weight.

I liked my couple experiences with Ritebrew.com. They get the order in the mail quickly. Shipping is high but it's not hidden in cost of grain (their grain is super cheap). Shipping is really expensive these days. YOu're paying regardless of how the shipping is marketed. It looks like they...