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 1/11/2010 7:51 PM  
 
Excellent -- can't wait to hear how that turns out. I might even have to do some experimenting of my own!
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 1/10/2010 9:26 PM  
 
If you find a good puree, please report back and let us know the source and the cost.
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 12/2/2009 10:38 AM  
 
I was at the south store last night and never spotted any.  Probably a good thing, because I can't seem to resist collecting those things!  [image]
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 11/17/2009 6:12 PM  
 
Keep your eye on the Calgary Buy & Sell and the Calgary Craigslist.  There are often people selling them privately for a good price. Princess Auto, of all places, was selling used ones (in great shape) for $25, but I don't think they have any left. If all else fails, I have heard good ...
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 10/26/2009 8:56 AM  
 
I recommend it, but I don't generally find it necessary.  Half the time I forget to put Keg Lube on the seals/o-rings after I have disassembled a keg (like the three I did yesterday).  Usually they are just fine without it.  But I do like to put a bit on the posts to lube them up ...
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 10/26/2009 8:51 AM  
 
Wow -- what a haul.  That's a great deal. Yes, The Vineyard sells the o-rings and seals needed to recondition a keg.  You can find complete kits online as well, but Tom carries the good seals (not the cheap ones that tend to leak) so they are probably worth the small amount of extra mo...
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 10/15/2009 4:22 PM  
 
Jarret, I have used this yeast a fair bit (actually have a batch fermenting with it right now, in fact), and have never needed a diacetyl rest.  My opinion is that if you pitched an adequate amount of well-aerated yeast, and that you kept your fermentation warm enough (say 19 - 22 deg C), th...
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 10/14/2009 2:10 PM  
 
Hi Roman -- first, I am moving this thread to the Homebrewer's forum so it is in the appropriate spot. Regarding final gravity, there are basically only two factors that determine your FG.  The first is the proportion of unfermentable sugars that go into the beer, which is determined by you...
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 10/12/2009 4:59 PM  
 
Sorry to hear about your mishap Terry. The good news is that at all that Irish moss should just settle out in your fermenter and not be left in the finished beer. The bad news is that it drags a lot of protein out of solution with it, which might negatively affect your head retention and perhap...
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 10/2/2009 5:19 PM  
 
If you can get over the start-up cost of kegging, you will NEVER regret it!  Almost everone that has made the switch wishes they had done it sooner. Most homebrewers use corny kegs because there aren't really any other options.  Commercial beer kegs (7.5 or 15 gal) are VERY expensive t...
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