Homebrew Finds

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• IRIS Airtight 32.5 Quart Container [~40 lb Capacity Grain Storage] – $19.99 + free prime ship
• Tilt Bluetooth Hydrometer – FREE $20+ Gift Card with Purchase + Hands on Review
• Pair of Cotton Lined Heat Resistant Silicone Gloves by GEEKHOM [Brew Day & Beyond] – $11.82, w/30% off coupon
• StirStarter XL 5L Stir Plate – $68 Shipped + Comparisons @ $80 to $99 & Related Review
• Gamma Seal Lids – Spin Off, Airtight Bucket Lids [Grain Storage] – $9.99 + free prime ship
• Bonus AIH Rewards Points, Get Free Gift Cards!
• Finer Wine Kits – Quick Sellout Last Time; Back in Stock & On Sale
• Last Call: MoreBeer’s StrataGem DDH Pale Ale – All Grain & Extract – Save 20% + Free Ship Eligible

IRIS Airtight 32.5 Quart Container [~40 lb Capacity Grain Storage] – $19.99 + free prime ship Posted: 09 May 2021 10:00 PM PDT IRIS Airtight Container   This has a stated 32.5 quart capacity.  My rule of thumb for unmilled grain storage is 5 lbs per gallon.  32.5 quarts is 8.125 gallons.  At 5 lbs per gallon an 8.125 gallon container would hold about 40.625 lbs of grain.  That’s a rough estimate based on an assumed capacity.  Actual […]

Tilt Bluetooth Hydrometer – FREE $20+ Gift Card with Purchase + Hands on Review Posted: 09 May 2021 08:00 PM PDT Tilt Bluetooth Hydrometer via Adventures in Homebrewing   Why Tilt is awesome!   Hands on Review: Tilt Bluetooth Fermentation Hydrometer! Integrates with Brewfather App!  Sign up for a free trial! – check out our Hands on Review Get $22 Back! Spend $100 at Adventures in Homebrewing and they’re giving you an extra 300 rewards points for […]

Pair of Cotton Lined Heat Resistant Silicone Gloves by GEEKHOM [Brew Day & Beyond] – $11.82, w/30% off coupon Posted: 09 May 2021 06:00 PM PDT GEEKHOM Heat Resistant Silicone Gloves with cotton lining.  Waterproof and non-slip.   Use on brew day, for BBQ-ing, around the kitchen & more. What are others saying?  Search this product’s Amazon reviews for “homebrew” – may include reviews for other sizes or variations Note from HBF: Always exercise caution when working with hot ingredients and gear.  Always […]

StirStarter XL 5L Stir Plate – $68 Shipped + Comparisons @ $80 to $99 & Related Review Posted: 09 May 2021 04:00 PM PDT StirStarter 5L Stir Plate via Valuebrew.  Includes Stir Plate, Stir Bar and “keeper magnet” (helps you retrieve stir bar after use).   Includes a lifetime repair or replace warranty.  I’ve used the smaller 2L StirStarter for years and it has worked very well for me.  I can wholeheartedly recommend it to you.  Check out our […]

Gamma Seal Lids – Spin Off, Airtight Bucket Lids [Grain Storage] – $9.99 + free prime ship Posted: 09 May 2021 02:00 PM PDT Gamma Seal Lids by Gamma2   Gamma Seal Lids [Hands on Review] are a great upgrade to standard buckets.  You attach the base of the unit to the bucket and leave that intact.  The lid screws on and off easily.  No more prying lids off.  These are also airtight.  I use buckets with Gamma Seal […]

Bonus AIH Rewards Points, Get Free Gift Cards! Posted: 09 May 2021 12:00 PM PDT Spend $100 at Adventures in Homebrewing and they’re giving you an extra 300 rewards points for free.  Some exceptions apply. Rewards points figure to about a 5% value.  Example: 750 points – is about $37.50.  Normally, you get 1 point per dollar.  With this promo, you get an extra 300 points when you spend $100.  So, […]

Finer Wine Kits – Quick Sellout Last Time; Back in Stock & On Sale Posted: 09 May 2021 10:09 AM PDT Label Peelers recently introduced Finer brand wine kits.  These are available in multiple varieties Shipping is an additional cost based on your location.  Because of minimum shipping costs, it may make sense to place a larger order.  Additional items may ship for minimal cost.  Example: Shipping (for me) for 1 lb of Citra is $8.93.  […]

Last Call: MoreBeer’s StrataGem DDH Pale Ale – All Grain & Extract – Save 20% + Free Ship Eligible Posted: 09 May 2021 04:44 AM PDT Stratagem DDH Pale Ale Kits at MoreBeer   pst:b3kotw-kit

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Aussie Home Brewer

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FS: Tap King setup, bottles/tap heads/CO2/etc Adelaide Posted: 09 May 2021 08:08 PM PDT Got my old tap king setup for sale: - 29 bottles / lids/ tubes/ seals - modified tap head with CO2 regulator - handful of CO2 bulbs to suit regulator (threaded) - handful of CO2 bulbs to suit bottle heads (unthreaded) - 2 unmolested tap king heads - tools and bits and pieces to suit Looking for $75, I'm in Bowden.

No Chill Cubes Posted: 09 May 2021 03:24 AM PDT How often do you no chill brewers replace your cube? Mine is looking a little bit brown in spots and was wondering if it needs replacing. I haven't had a lot of success in getting rid of discoloration by cleaning. By the same token I haven't noticed any real problems with my beer yet.

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The HomeBrew Forum

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• Homebrew kit in a pressurised fermentor
• Can I bottle from a pressure barrel?
• Anybody making custom labels?
• Mangrove Jack Craft Series Helles
• Forum T-Shirt.
• Coopers Irish stout
• First Time Kveik - any tips?
• Can fermentation be carried out too quickly?
• Belgian Mild
• What did you brew today?
• Cestrian Brewday
• Cider problems

Homebrew kit in a pressurised fermentor Posted: 09 May 2021 07:41 PM PDT I've been on a bucket brewing learning curve in parallel with a Pinter (small pressurised vessel) learning curve - next step is larger brews under pressure, for which I have a 35L Snub-nose fermentor, pressure kit and spunding valve ready to go. I'd like to start with straight forward Mangrove Jacks or Morgans Pilsner kit - any ideas on whether it's better to mix the malt extract and sugar in a bucket and pour into the snub-nose or can I stick my arm in and mix it in place?

Can I bottle from a pressure barrel? Posted: 09 May 2021 04:13 PM PDT I have about a third of a King keg full of beer. I have a brew coming out of the fv Thursday or Friday. I tested the other KK and found it will leak. Can I bottle from the KK without is spoiling? I haven't done bottling before, but I do have bottles. And a crown capper.

Anybody making custom labels? Posted: 09 May 2021 03:43 PM PDT Anybody dabbled in label printers or applicators? If so I'm interested to know what you're using

Mangrove Jack Craft Series Helles Posted: 09 May 2021 03:08 PM PDT Another great MJ kit, started at 1044 and got down to 1010 so achieved the advertised 4.4%. Been in the bottle for about 4 weeks now and has cleared nicely and has a lovely flavour and good levels of carbonation. I'm working my way through the MJ craft series and they really are top kits and you get some lovely beer out of them. Got the Golden Ale conditioning currently and the single hop ipa brewing, very much looking forward to trying them both. Cheers

Forum T-Shirt. Posted: 09 May 2021 03:05 PM PDT New members may not be aware that we have in the past had 4 runs of forum T-Shirts (two are pictured below) thanks to member Dan125, new forum sponsor Benfleet Brewery said he may be interested in making a run so if you would be interested please add your name to the thread. Designs can be discussed but this predominantly to see if there is enough interest so no need to give sizes just say how many you would like if it goes ahead. ... Forum T-Shirt.

Coopers Irish stout Posted: 09 May 2021 02:42 PM PDT Hi all looking at my next kit brew and thinking Coopers premium Irish Stout. anyone tried this ? I was thinking of adding richies extra dark spray malt 1 kg. Is this to much any thoughts greatly appreciated thanks in advance

First Time Kveik - any tips? Posted: 09 May 2021 02:26 PM PDT As per title really. I'm having a go at Vienna Lager and intend to follow a Brewfather recipe by @David Heath, but I've never used Kveik before and need to know if there's any gotchas that are likely to trip me up. Should I make a starter (nutrients? pitch time?) or just rehydrate? On a related note, I couldn't find the Norwegian Farmhouse Kveik by Sigmund Gjernes that's recommended in the... First Time Kveik - any tips?

Can fermentation be carried out too quickly? Posted: 09 May 2021 02:16 PM PDT Hi All Kit brewer, use a 30L plastic FV and a basic setup. I use a heat band and ferment at a constant 23 degrees, also started using Harris Pure brew in my last few kits. Since using the heat band and pure brew I am seeing a rapid increase in the turn around of fermentation. Prime example, doing Festival Razorback IPA brewing to instruction. OG 1.050, 30hrs later I am at 1.019 on Ispindle & Hydrometer. Airlock is bubbling rapidly. Prior to using heat band and Pure Brew kits would... Can fermentation be carried out too quickly?

Belgian Mild Posted: 09 May 2021 02:09 PM PDT Ever since @strange-steve posted this funny craft w***er video here: What are you drinking tonight 2020., I've been thinking about brewing a Belgian Mild, and now I've decided that on my next double brew day it'll be my small stove top brew. After going back and forth with what a Belgian Mild should even be, I've come up with a recipe. I think it needs to... Belgian Mild

What did you brew today? Posted: 09 May 2021 02:09 PM PDT Some people may not want to write out a full brewday report but just say what they brewed. So what did you brew today? I made a 'bit's and bobs stout' to use up the odds and ends of grain I had

Cestrian Brewday Posted: 09 May 2021 02:00 PM PDT I'm quite new to the forum, but I'm quickly approaching 200 AG brews. So I've been at this a while. You'd think I'd know what I'm doing by now, but that's one of the things I love about this hobby, there's always something new to learn or try, another yeast or hop combo. That's what I love. That and the beer! Anyway thought I'd get a brewday log going to track my progress.

Cider problems Posted: 09 May 2021 01:48 PM PDT I am quite new to this home brewing, but am really enjoying it. I have brewed 2 beer kits very successfully, however I also tried a wilko dark fruits cider. Original fermentation took longer than expected. It should now be ready, however it doesn't taste as I was expecting. More like wine that cider, but not nice wine. Someone I know said it might be bacterial infection, but I have also read cider takes longer to get right anyway. Any one else had similar experiences and have any advice... Cider problems

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Adventures in Homebrewing: New Releases

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38 mm Polyseal Screw Caps - 72 ct Posted: 08 May 2021 10:00 PM PDT 38 mm Polyseal Screw Caps - Bag of 72 CapsWorks with 1/2 gallon and 1 gallon screw top jugs and also with Tap-a-draft bottles. The polyseal lining of this cap provides a much better seal than the metal caps and it also provides better pressure retent...[Read More] Our Price: $59.99 [Add to Cart]

Blichmann Fermenator G4 Carb Stone Posted: 08 May 2021 10:00 PM PDT Blichmann Fermenator G4 Carb StoneDue to the fact that carb stones present a potential contamination issue because of their small pores, Blichmann developed an revolutionary three-piece design that allows the stone to be completely disassembled for ...[Read More] Our Price: $65.00 [Add to Cart]

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