What came in the mail for you today?
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Might as well post the return gift from @pshankstar Especially thanks for the anniv OH's
Might as well post the return gift from @pshankstar Especially thanks for the anniv OH's
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Not in the mail, but just drove to The OC to pick up a 20# CO2 tank from @oldbrewerHB.
Now I am set with a 20 for the lagering box, a 10 for serving, and a 5 for events off-site!
Now I am set with a 20 for the lagering box, a 10 for serving, and a 5 for events off-site!
TwistedGray
El Jefe Brewing Company
A 200 micron bucket top paint filter, ascorbic acid, and a mini auto-siphon.
Couple of the new duotight disconnects. Love the decreased size. Will allow stacked kegs while connected, or give me extra clearance for the fermzilla in the fermentation fridge (I have to lean it forward to let a regular disconnect clear).
The last of my brewery upgrades...for now...
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Came in from the best possible mobile pizza oven building weather (38 and driving rain before the winter storm hits to find the ice fisherman had NOT picked my porch clean!
Thank so much @fourfarthing this deffinately warrants upgrading this warn out Suarez box.
Gus_13
Cul de Sac Brewer
Fresh bag of the worlds finest pale ale malt. Always a good day.
These kits arrived today. The February kit is “Catch & Release” which is a Trappist-Inspired Belgian Pale Ale.
The other kit is a Russian Imperial Stout with chili peppers, coffee, vanilla, and cacao.
The other kit is a Russian Imperial Stout with chili peppers, coffee, vanilla, and cacao.
BrewMan13
Whole Nother Level Brewing
No pics, but 10oz of hops. Since I overbought hops last year, this was the full extent of what I needed to add to my inventory to cover the entirety of my brewing in 2022, which will be ~20 batches, including multiple IPA's.
My amazing wife had a bucket list beer of mine shipped from Belgium to celebrate a Bengals Super Bowl win. Sadly, that didn’t come to pass, but it arrived today. Luckily its fairly cellarable 
This arrived from @3 Dawg Night today. Can't wait to get these chilled and try them. They sure look great. Thanks man!
I’ve had the Jolly Roger and it is really good.
Time for a re-brew!
wizdumb1
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At least I can admit this purchase was more about the tech and nerdy side.
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Just moved to Georgia so going to brew a pseudo peach smoked American wheat beer.
I’m becoming obsessed with their products. I’ve added tart cherry purée to a stout and it was delicious.
Also have the following currently aging in Carboys- cherry vanilla mead and several types of apricot meads. All were basic mead recipes w fruit purées.
This came the other day.
It’s currently in a oxi bath to remove oils etc. it’s a 1.6 gallon keg from Amazon.
It’s currently in a oxi bath to remove oils etc. it’s a 1.6 gallon keg from Amazon.
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They all sound delish. Oregon's products are pricey but they are top of the line.
Not technically in the mail, but ordered from a local brewery last night and had a nice shipment of beer delivered to my doorstep this morning. Nice to get some additional variety to the 8 or so styles of homebrew I have on tap/in bottle at the moment.
Not exactly brewing related, but I bought a tormek t1 knife sharpener and it arrived Friday.
I know we all use knives here and there for brewing purposes.
This thing is amazing!
I know we all use knives here and there for brewing purposes.
This thing is amazing!
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Just a GABF gold medal...ho hum.
Very cool, I think my wife would like one of those to wear out to breweries nearby. Thanks
Not mail, yesterday I picked up (2) Grainfather G30's from an awesome local brewer who had a flood. Pumps are shot but preliminary testing of everything else looks good! Another HBT member is graciously offering a controller to complement the two systems!!! 
I have to mention they were 100% free. After 3 years of diligently monitoring FB and the like... Score!!!
Side note: $200 replacement 6W pump = Heck NO!!! I might retrofit an anvil pump to it but for now my March pump on the benchtop will work just fine. $350 replacement copper/nylon counterflow? Yikes! With that markup I can tell why they are so easy to work with on Warranty... You're buying the replacement up front
I have to mention they were 100% free. After 3 years of diligently monitoring FB and the like... Score!!!
Side note: $200 replacement 6W pump = Heck NO!!! I might retrofit an anvil pump to it but for now my March pump on the benchtop will work just fine. $350 replacement copper/nylon counterflow? Yikes! With that markup I can tell why they are so easy to work with on Warranty... You're buying the replacement up front
My new baby! Amazon rewards points can really add up…
Wow! What categories?
Great job
Thanks. Pale Euro Lager for a festbier and the catchall category for my mixed ferment Belgian.
Not in the mail, but this is probably the best thread…
At our monthly volunteer fire department meeting tonight, we did some deep cleaning at the station. We ended up with a few piles of miscellaneous used and obsolete equipment that we decided should either be given or thrown away. I couldn’t let this old 20 lb CO2 fire extinguisher get thrown out, so I gave it a new home. I’m trying to figure out how to retrofit it for a fireman themed kegerator. I’m pretty sure it’s still full, but I can’t find a TW stamp on it and it’s waaay out of hydro certification. Hopefully I can come up with something. The American LeFrance band is the coolest part. American LeFrance is a fire apparatus body builder who was kind of considered a higher end truck in its day.
At our monthly volunteer fire department meeting tonight, we did some deep cleaning at the station. We ended up with a few piles of miscellaneous used and obsolete equipment that we decided should either be given or thrown away. I couldn’t let this old 20 lb CO2 fire extinguisher get thrown out, so I gave it a new home. I’m trying to figure out how to retrofit it for a fireman themed kegerator. I’m pretty sure it’s still full, but I can’t find a TW stamp on it and it’s waaay out of hydro certification. Hopefully I can come up with something. The American LeFrance band is the coolest part. American LeFrance is a fire apparatus body builder who was kind of considered a higher end truck in its day.
Grains for a Maibock and sweet stout, and 00 flour for pizza dough. 
