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★ Homebrewing: Won best beer @ my company home-brew competition
I haven’t been very happy with my most recent brews but I do have 4 kegs of stuff that is still just aging and 2 carboys that are just wild ales and a string of 1 liter force carbed swing-tops of sour beers that are aging. I decided to enter the company home-brew competition in …
★ Homebrewing: Kegerator Parts List, 2014 Build
One of my friends and faithful blog readers, Matt mentioned that my post last year about building the new kegerator was inspiring enough that he wants to take it up as a Spring project but aside from listing a couple of things, I didn’t really list all of the parts needed. Indeed, that is …
★ Homebrewing: Transferring Sours to Kegs
I brewed 6 wild ales last year and now that 4 kegs are freed up, I decided to transfer some out of the carboy and into kegs. I like conditioning kegs without force-carbonation so letting the wild yeast continue to work for the next few months creates a carbonation similar to bottle conditioned wild ales …
★ New Kegerator Build Complete
Filed under home-brew as it’s loosely home-brew related It was in 2012 that I drove down to Southern NH and picked up a used kegerator from a guy on Craigslist. It was an old fridge that used way more electricity than it should have and the setup wasn’t ideal for a strict keg-only setup since it was a …