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That's a pretty high temp. I would store them cooler if you can.

I would love to try it out, the one I have keeps flipping upside down. :rolleyes:

Yeah, I know better. the worst part is it happened at the start of the brew when that was all i was doing! I'll definitely have to taste it before adding the peaches. worst case I just dump it.

Yes i use city water, adjusted my water, but forgot the campden for the chlorine removal. I was trying to get a brew in while getting a bunch of other stuff done around the yard. Maybe it wasn't the best Idea!!

most my orders are through morebeer. they have good prices, fast shipping and great customer service if there is a problem.

Brewed a wheat beer to ad peaches to and as i was adding the final addition at 10 minutes remembered I never added a campden tablet!

Homebrew English Brown Ale (Sorry, first time posting picture)

homebrew English Brown Ale

looks Like I should just stay away from Howdy Brewer. Its to bad, they have some good prices on malt, but I don't want to deal with a hit and miss company.

Did you ever get your issue resolved? I just found Howdy Brewer and they have great prices, but I have never heard of them. Cant find much info either.

This sounds interesting, just did a copy/ paste on the recipe and think I will give it a try soon.

$10 on Morebeer but you can order a 25 pack direct from White Labs for 332.20 shipped. That's a great discount at $13.29 a pack!!!

When I use beersmith it gives me mash and sparge additions separately. I measure out all the water, add all my additions, then use what I need for the mash and the rest for the sparge. Just makes it easier for me.

My first was an all grain stout kit from Brooklyn brew shop what turned out great. the next 5 however were extract kits ( that were most likely old) and were not very good. That made me go all grain.

That is what I used to do. no pics, but it worked well but was a pita because ice had to be added 2 or 3 times a day. I used frozen jugs of water or packed snow in the winter. Now I use the same pump and FTS controller, but have a DIY glycol chiller, Much easier.

You can also get wlp001 on a dry yeast, but i do like 1056

THEY MAKE FILES SPECIFICALLY FOR FIXING THREADS. GOOGLE TREAD FILE AND LOOK FOR THE ONE WITH THE PROPER PITCH.

very interested

Plus 1 on the 2 hydrometers plus valves, seals, hose, clamps, ect. never know what your going to need. On my last brew day i had a leaking fitting on my boil kettle and had the spare seal, saved the day!

Tested a new diy glycol chiller build tonight. Got tired of switching frozen jugs of water on my last lager. cooled water quickly, but froze up the evaporator. Glycol should be here Thursday.