In my last post I showed pic of the newest piece of our brewing family. We have now brewed an IPA and a Brown Ale using the new mash tun and I have to say I am very impressed with the simplicity and functionality of the design. Also, it has to be the cheapest piece of brewing equipment I have ever made! If you are looking for a inexpensive way to switch to all grain brewing, I highly recommend you build one of these!
Next on my list I am going to tackle the half barrel keg modification. I'm already a couple weeks into the research and so far what I have learned is do your research on this before you start cutting. There are a couple of really good YouTube videos that show different ways to do this correctly and safely. A plasma cutter appears to be the easiest method but a grinder or even a Dremel can be used. so far a pretty good link looks to be here www.homebrewing.com/. I'll post pics as soon as I have a finished product.
Since you're always trying new things, how about trying a kit from Tuxedo Park Brewers Supply in Indianapolis? We're a new start up (February 2011) and would love to have a review. In fact, I'll authorize selling you the kit at 30% off -- your choice of all grain, extract or partial mash -- just to get on your blog and to get some honest feedback. We're certain you'll enjoy the kit. Head over to our site (http://www.tuxedoparkbrewers.com/) and browse -- when you find a kit you like, let me know -- I'll send you a coupon code for a one time use...all you have to agree to is to feature the kit and our company on your blog. Please let me know via email: jason-at-tuxedoparkbrewers.com. Thanks!
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