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3 Keggles. One with two ports, and two with one port. Your choice. $60 each or all three for $150. Located in Wyandotte, MI. Pickup in Warren, MI also available.

Just a heads up.... The Author of The Basics of Brewing Mead is offering the kindle edition free on Amazon for the next couple of days. I'm personally not sure if it's any good. I downloaded it myself to check out, but I figured I'd share with the community. :mug:

There are a lot of resources on the web for detailed information about the various hop varieties and their characteristics. Most recently though, I came across hoplist. I particularly appreciate that they give hyperlinked references for the information they provide. In many cases this...

Too many bottles and not enough space. Selling the following for $5 per box. •5 boxes of 22oz brown bombers •5 boxes of 12oz brown bottles Note: The 12oz bottles are mostly standard bottles purchased from the hombrew store. However, there are likely some commercial ones (labels...

Belgium Brewery's Beer Pipeline is Just Weeks Away From Completion Belgian project will transport 1,500 gallons an hour; requests for home taps go nowhere

Apparently Old Chicago isn't clear on the concept of the Microbrew.

Karavelle Keller. Anyone tried it? A coworker brought it back from Brazil for me to try. Got it in the fridge right now. Probably give it a go this weekend.

Just racked my RIS to a secondary after 4 weeks. FG is about 10 to 12 points higher than I'd like it to be -- 1.036 down from 1.113. I was contemplating pitching some 05 since I have it on hand to try to bring it down further. Anyone else had success doing that? Or should I just leave it be?

After a steady decline, Copper Canyon Brewery in Southfield has shut down. Of course, this shouldn't be a surprise to anyone familiar with the place. It's been in trouble for a while.

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Bell's Brewery pulls out of Summer Beer Festival Although,Larry is now saying that they are trying to "work something out".

I've done well in competitions with my bottle conditioned beers, but since I started kegging I've lost my desire to bottle anything except those brews that require extended aging. I've sent a some beers to competition that were bottled form the keg, but the results have been very hit or miss...

So.... I put a bunch of the sites I follow into single news aggregator type web page. BrewStreams I figured some of you might enjoy it too. :D

West MI based Hop Head Farms is now selling some of their hops online for the homebrewing community.

Pilot Malt House, a small batch maltery, opens in West Michigan. Article HERE.

This is the first I'm hearing about this very cool news. Thought I'd share. 2014 National Homebrewers Conference will be held in Grand Rapids.

Thought a thread of brewing schedules might be fun. Post 'em here. Founder's Brewing Company - Michigan Short's Brewing Company - Michigan

Just and FYI in case anyone is interested. The Oak Cafe in Wyandotte is having a Bell's Tap Takeover on Wednesday. Unfortunately, I doubt I'm going to be able to attend due to work, but I figured I'd share the info anyway. More info HERE. :tank:

Anyone know what happened to beerdujour.com? Seems to be down now. The site had a great collection of recipes from Jamil, Chris Frey, and others.

Tonight at 6pm PDT / 9PM ET -- G+ Hangout with Greg Koch from Stone, Sam Calagione from Dogfish Head, and Bill Covaleski from Victory. They'll be drinking and talking about their Saison du BUFF collab. Likely a LOT of talk about homebrewing, too. MORE HERE