Lawrence Brewers Guild

I like his design, the wire to cause turbulence is a good concept. Bill; interested in building one? I'm game. Heck yeah! Though I asked Jeff what he wanted for his counterflow he has in the Swapmeet section. Maybe we could use his existing copper. How hard would it be to put already coiled copper ...

I found a site where a guy describes his counterflow chiller design that he made (or stole, whatever). He added .040 diameter copper wire along the length of the copper pipe to add turbulence to the water, which he states increases the heat transfer rate and chills his beer quicker. Let me know what...

Hey Jeff,
How much for the chiller? I have nothing to barter with, unless you need some computer work done, or you have some beer that needs to be drank and you just don't have the time to drink it yourself.

My name is Bill Carruth. I started getting interested in brewing when Belden asked me if I wanted to go to something he called 'BrewFest'. I was like, hmmm, food, beer, music and I don't have to drive home? count me in! After trying the great beers at the '05 BrewFest I started going to the meetings...

That links to the 2004 Style Guide. Is it updated every year? Should there be an '05 or '06 version?

Thanks John!
I really didn't think that storage at a cool temp would hurt any of the Kit ingredients. Better to ask though.
Guess I'll be brewing it up Thursday night. Wish me luck!

I just got my Stout kits tonight and I put the yeast into the fridge. I wasn't sure if it was necessary to keep the extract refrigerated or not. I have it sitting in the coldest room in my house, which is like 60 degrees. Does it matter if I keep the extract cool vs room temprature? Will keeping to ...