Re: New from Poconos PA

Wed Apr 30, 2014 4:24 pm

Thank you for the welcomes. I am near the Pocono Raceway. I'm constantly reading about homebrewing and equiptment trying to learn more. I just got a blichmann floor burner i cant wait to try. My last burner took one hour and twenty minutes to boil 6gal of water. I hope those days are gone. I also got a johnson temp controller for my freezer that i put a collar on so i can fit 5 kegs in it but didnt set it up yet. I just finished reading Tasting Beer by Randy Mosher last weekend. Its a good book and i recommend it. I then started How To Brew by John Palmer. Real good so far. Its hard to find time to read with a 8yr old and a 14 month old but im managing. I have 5 more books to read yet. I hope to start all grain brewing this summer. I think i'm going to build my own single tier stand. Working in a welding fabrication shop makes that easy. Im drinking a " brotha from anotha mother" from Widmer Brothers. Its a great beer, A Bavarian Hefeweizen. Well im going to unpack my new burner. See ya.
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Re: New from Poconos PA

Thu May 01, 2014 12:33 am

moshpit wrote:Thank you for the welcomes. I am near the Pocono Raceway. I'm constantly reading about homebrewing and equiptment trying to learn more. I just got a blichmann floor burner i cant wait to try. My last burner took one hour and twenty minutes to boil 6gal of water. I hope those days are gone. I also got a johnson temp controller for my freezer that i put a collar on so i can fit 5 kegs in it but didnt set it up yet. I just finished reading Tasting Beer by Randy Mosher last weekend. Its a good book and i recommend it. I then started How To Brew by John Palmer. Real good so far. Its hard to find time to read with a 8yr old and a 14 month old but im managing. I have 5 more books to read yet. I hope to start all grain brewing this summer. I think i'm going to build my own single tier stand. Working in a welding fabrication shop makes that easy. Im drinking a " brotha from anotha mother" from Widmer Brothers. Its a great beer, A Bavarian Hefeweizen. Well im going to unpack my new burner. See ya.


There's a good homebrew shop somewhat close to you off exit 263 (I think) from I80. I can give you details on the location if you want.
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Re: New from Poconos PA

Thu May 01, 2014 2:02 am

Yeah Guido that would be great. The closest one i found so far is Simply Homebrew in Mountain Top. Then Keystone Homebrew in Bethlehem but thats about 50 min from me.
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Re: New from Poconos PA

Thu May 01, 2014 2:06 am

moshpit wrote:Yeah Guido that would be great. The closest one i found so far is Simply Homebrew in Mountain Top. Then Keystone Homebrew in Bethlehem but thats about 50 min from me.



Actually it is Simply Homebrew. Sorry that I wasn't any help.
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Re: New from Poconos PA

Thu May 01, 2014 6:07 am

Hey thats ok no problem.
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Re: New from Poconos PA

Mon May 05, 2014 11:30 am

Welcome!

How did your kegging go?
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Re: New from Poconos PA

Mon May 05, 2014 6:29 pm

it went well DarkSide.i didnt compensate right for my boiloff cause i had less then 5gal.then i couldnt get my keg lid to seal at first so i messed around with it for a while and finally got it.it smells good and tastes good so im excited to drink it.thanks for asking.
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