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Awesome and highly recommended. They always pack over weight.

My manifold is made from pex only because I had some left over from my bathroom reno. It has held up well so far for about 12 brews with it.

Probably that since there is very little humour here :p

I just switched to these after I had a carboy explode from the blowoff getting plugged :(

drink a homebrew and enjoy the day

Awesome vids, thanks Bobby.

Nobody got the "your mother wears army boots" reference?

One question..do you wear army boots? :cross:

I get a 55LB sack of 2 row for $25 bucks, just cuz I live near a malting company. You may want to check out mashingheads.com, they are in London I beleive.

No, but I'm brewing an English Bitter on Sunday and drinking my IPA whilst I do it.

When I went all grain it immediately produced awesome beer.

Nice setup..me likes :mug:

I use Wyeast American Ale II, great yeast for that.

Yep 25 bucks for a 55lb bag of 2 row here in Winnipeg

pffffft Starbucks

Yeah it's called an IPA but it is not even close to a real one. Nice photo's and explanation btw.

Yes it is. The gm for this distillery was on a local tv show last winter and yes, he said all the Crown Royal is made at his distillery. Hard to believe but true. And yes Chickensoop living in Manitoba sux big time. Even Saskatchewan has a better variety of brewpubs and such.

Hey Hambone, Like Lurker18 I am also from Manitoba and all of the Crown Royal consumed in the world is made at a distillery here by a small town called Gimli. Just thought I'd tell ya that as I am also a big fan of CR.

I made this today, damn it's good. Thanks for the recipe.:mug:

About the quality: I also tooled around with extract brews for many years, never really happy with my results and since I have gone Ag I make superb beers, in fact my latest recipe which is an American brown is hands down the best beer I have ever tasted anywhere. I would highly recommend Ag as...