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Mash tun preheated!42 viewsThe little braid at the bottom is so that only liquid comes out of the valve on the front.. and not a whole bunch of grain and crap
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my brewing space42 views
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Wort ready to boil41 viewsWort ready to boil - this is about 7 gallons in the pot, it will be about 5 gallons when done boiling.
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Fresh whole leaf hops40 viewsHops are the flower that gives beer its bitterness and aroma, depending on when you add them when boiling. Again another score from a group purchase between a few buddies at work
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Water filter40 viewsI temporarily hook up a 1 micron house water filter to my faucet and that's what I use to brew
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Grain goes into the mash tun39 viewsmix it up good...
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Mash tun after an hour39 views
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The grains after drained35 viewsAfter I drain the first time, I add another prescribed amount of water and drain again until I reach the prescribed pre-boil volume
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Grain goes into the mash tun35 viewsAdding the grain to the mash tun, which has the hot water
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Mash Tun34 viewsThe Mash Tun is where you combine the grains and hot water in order to extract the sugars out of the grains. Built from parts from home depot and instructions from homebrewtalk.com.
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Boil is over, time to chill34 viewsYou want to chill the wort down to 60-70ish as quick as possible after boiling. I have an immersion chiller which circulates cold water from the tap through these lines, into a copper coil inserted in the pot. Beats the hell out of tubs of ice!! Once it's down to 65ish, I siphon over to the brew bucket, add yeast, and fermentation begins!
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Wort about to boil..33 viewsalmost there....
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The grains31 viewsHere is all of the grains, crushed by my buddy Steve. We got in on a group buy on homebrewtalk.com and got some cheap grains! You don't get beer without grains!
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2010 update - quick disconnect fitting on the gas line17 views2010 update - quick disconnect fitting on the gas line
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Inside the kegerator14 views
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the drip tray14 views
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CO2 quick disconnects13 views2010 updates - quick disconnects on the CO2 lines, so that I can move the gas easily from kegerator to other places...
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Secondary regulators12 views
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2010 update - Perlick faucets!11 views
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