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My local water store has these nice square 3 gallon water bottles at $10 bucks each. Want to use them for fermentation instead of the 25 dollar better bottles. I plan to get 10 of them to do mixed culture fermentation experiments. They are basically the same material as sparkletts water...

thanks for the input. I figures that's probably the culprit. I did boil for 5-10 minutes and cool before pitching lacto. I know that's not traditional for kettle sour but I did read some beginners guide to do that.

Hey everyone, noob here to bacteria and trying my first kettle sour. grain bill, 60 percent 2 row, 30 percent white wheat and 10 percent flaked oats. 6 gallon batch pot and cooler. Mashed and batch sparge as normal in a cooler. I then cooled wort to 120 and pitched lacto delbruckeii into...

tks for the input.

I signed up for the exact same sessions a couple days ago, looking forward to it. Edit: reading again I realized you are the speaker, lol. Looking forward to meeting you, love your stuff.

awesome, thanks for the info

thanks for the help. was wondering whats the mimimum magnification needed, and brand/price, just to use as a baseline for my decision. Thanks.

wanted to start learning and playing around with yeast and wanted to see any recommendations and options for microscopes. And what are minimum levels/cost suggested. not sure if you need a $150 microscope or a $2,000 one. TIA for any advice

Hi all, wanted advice on building my own 1 or 1.5 barrel single tier, 3 burner brewsystem. gas- natural or propane. I'm currently using a 10 gallon herms system and like it, so may do herms. maybe have it on wheels. may want to add a fourth burner down the road to make double batches easier...

Cohibas def seem to be the most sought after of the regular production brands/cigars. Those prices and availability of the behikes is astronomical. Mainly due to supply issues of the media tiempo leaf inside. But even other vitolas are harder to get now than before, even in Cuba. As...

those are the crappy ones. I was referring to the good fakes

just smoke and enjoy.:) there are all different levels of fakes, from crappy ones with crappy tobacco and bands. To ones that use real Cuban tobacco and the actual bands in some of the top cigar shops in cuba. The only real way to tell on the good fakes is to smoke em.

Had a upman londsdale 99 and partycorona 06 while watching g the dodgers get their ass kicked.

cracked a box of the mdo #1 recently and down to one left. All great cigars

i emailed them last week and they said its 99 bucks for homebrewers, unless you order 8 and then you can get the 75 dollar price. i ordred 2, only 8 bucks shipping and no tax so not bad.

sprout is that a boli pc or cj. cant tell, pic is huge, lol. what year?

6 midgets is right, for cuban punch, fast draws and getting the cigar too hot will cause harshness. Or taking in draws that are too fast, especially for thinner ring gauge cigars. Not an issue of aging For NC punch, well that's just probably the tobacco, lol.

6 midgets is right, for cuban punch, fast draws and getting the cigar too hot will cause harshness. Or taking in draws that are too fast, especially for thinner ring gauge cigars will cause harshness. Not an issue of aging For NC punch, well that's just probably the tobacco, lol.

Also could be smoking too fast and getting the cigar too hot. Or taking in draws that are too fast, especially for thinner ring gauge cigars

thanks, im in