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just be aware that anything you add to your beer is foriegn also most of these additives cause solids to come out of suspension including color pigments and yeast. You can effectively destroy your beers ability to carbonate in the bottle by dropping out too much yeast. Geletin also can change the mo...

time clears all and if lagering you have lots of time. I have never used clearing agents and have never had a cloudy beer that shouldn't be cloudy

I am an Aviation Technician for the Fine CDN Airforce. I am presently employed on large recon aircraft and have just recently returned from 6 months in the middle East. HOT !!! and No Beer!! I started brewing after my first used whiskey barrel . Rolling that barrel around every day to extraxct the l...

http://www.howtobrew.com/section4/chapter20-4.html
this has been my bible

run the line inside pvc pipe and use a blower fan to cool inside pvc with cold air from fridge. They actually sell a system just for this. Last place I saw the blower was on Ebay

just thought I'd throw this out there. Excellent article to get you started
http://www.homebrewsupply.com/libationa ... astwas.htm

I sure would like to have one of their fermenters but shipping to Canada is as much as item. Too bad.

are you talking retail store or buy&sell for forum users? I think a buy&sell would go over great

most definately I will share, that is what brewing your own is all about. I still have the flavours on the tip of my tongue and when I hit it right I'll post my recipe. Funny how you can still taste a wonderful beer 10 years later. I especially liked the local beers. There were many small breweries ...

thanks I did look at that and I am a woodworker at heart but once again my time is very little. I would love to see what you have for drawings. Thanks again.
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I lived in Baden Sollingen for 4 years fro 89-93 with the CDN Forces. I dearly miss the beer especially the weitzen with lemon on a hot summer day. As soon as my 3 tier is finished I will be copying many of those beutiful dry Pils

anyone know where to get some drawings for an adjustable mill? I have a machinest friend but lack the skills to come up with good enough plans.

I just finished a Brew House kit. Cream Ale. It is most excellent. My allgrain setup is not quite ready so I'm using wort kits for now. That Cream Ale is surprisingly good. I have many new friends because of it.

I just got a smokin good deal on a sack of Chariot English Ale malt I am a newbie to allgrain. Any ideas for recipes? Something simple
thanks

I've been using them for years with no problems. Just watch the top edges, after a couple dozen uses they get sharp.
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