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I have a lightly used Grainfather system for sale. It has all the original parts, insulated graincoat, hop spider, and storage bag. I went to a 240 v system so no longer need it. North Houston area. SOLD!

Any home brew shops in Midland?? I would hate to have to order online. Thanks!

http://youtu.be/K3o3CjbklHU I make videos about beer brewing and bbqing on a kamado grill. I plan on continuing to add more videos of all-grain and extract brewing as time goes by. Also I cover a few beginners steps as well. Please subscribe and be on the lookout for new vids to be published...

Ok, so here goes my question. I am looking in my Clone Brews book and I'm thinking about brewing the Piraat clone recipe from it. It mentions that after pitching the first yeast and letting the beer ferment for 7 days or till it slows to then rack the beer to secondary and 3 days prior to...

Ok, so I first got into this hobby back in April of this year and originally wanted to be able to enjoy craft brews for a fraction of what craft brews cost in a store. But then I decided I wanted to have my beer on tap so cha ching! I bought a kegerator and love it. Now I recently bought all...

As per the subject line, can I get away with boiling an all-grain batch of wort with a 7 gallon pot if I monitor the boil for any potential boil overs?

Hi all, I'm very new to kegging and just started using corny kegs in a kegerator. My system is not complex at all. I have the beer line running to a quick disconnect which connected to the keg and then the gas line running to a quick disconnect that is connected to the keg as well. I...

Soooo, I decided I would try to wash the yeast cake from my secondary fermenter and use it for my next batch of beer. I heard that you have to make a starter when using washed yeast but I didn't. I used a california ale yeast. I boiled my Texas bock wort and then cooled it down, I had my...