Lawrence Brewers Guild

Are you still selling this?

Yes, until July 1st. I just found out recently that I am transferring back to MI... The move is happening very quickly so the packers/movers will be at my house the second week of July. I really enjoyed spending some time with you all and believe you have a great guild ...

Bottles and mill gone.

I have a Phil Mill that I selling because I got another one as a present. The Phil Mill works really well and is easy and fast to use with a drill. It is the same mill that Gordon Strong uses.... Crushing your own grain allows you to fine tune your mash and is WAY cheaper in the long run since you ...

Width: 32"
Depth: 25" 23.5" if the hinges are taken off
Height of freezer: 34.5"
Height of freezer with tower and faucet handles: 52"

I aged a strong scotch ale on 2oz of chips for several months and it was way too tannic and oaky. I recommend chips for a short period of time (2weeks or less), or some cubes. The spirals work well from what I heard, but they are more expensive.

1/2# of carafa special II will give you enough color for a 5.5g batch. I added a 1/2# to a grain bill that comprised of just 2row and it was plenty. With a IPA I doubt you would even taste the slight roast that it leaves in the beer.

You can always use 3/16" beer line for the CO2. Just place the tubing in hot water for a minute and then push it onto your barb...

Welcome to homebrewing!

After you read Charlie's book(you can pass on it...), read How to Brew by John Palmer. It is a much better book, however not quite as "relaxing". Dont bother with a secondary unless you are making a fruit beer or sour beer. It is more work and has the potential to add more ...

Slowest for me would be the Saison WL565. That yeast is really finicky and likes to stop working around 1.020.

Fastest would be WY3787, WL007, WL002. I generally give my ales 10-14 days in the primary before kegging.

I am selling the freezer(which holds 4 kegs and a regulator), 3-tap standard chrome tower(faucets cleaned with PBW, new 6' 3/16" beer line, 3 used beer ball locks) , analog Johnson Controller and a SS drip tray with plastic insert for $300($345 for a 3-way manifold, CO2 lines and 3 gas balllock ...

Dimenstions of freezer are roughly 24"X32"X35". With the tower and black taps, the height goes from 35 to 53" .

If you send me your email in a PM, I can send you several pictures.

rushrich wrote:I might be interested in that. . . do you have pics and rough dimensions?

Ill try to take some pictures tonight or tomorrow and get some dimensions. Send me a PM to remind me if I dont get something to you by tomorrow.

I have a freezer with a 3tap tower that I am looking to part with. The freezer can hold 4 kegs and a 5# CO2 tank. Let me know if you are interested.

Krzysztof

I use the B3 water filter with the charcoal filter. Works great... I added a copper "shepards staff" to the output along with a ball valve so that I can just plop the copper rod on top of the kettle and then control the water flow. You want a slow flow to maximize effectiveness of the carbon filter ...