[Calefaction Wiki] Update of "HomeBrewing" by ClintonEbadi
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== Fermenting ==
* 7.5 gal carboy: nil
+ * Better Bottle BT,,0,,: ClintonEbadi's Cernunnos (2012-04-28)
- * Better Bottle #1: BtTempleton's French Revolution Ale (2012-03-11)
+ * Better Bottle SK,,0,,: BtTempleton's French Revolution Ale (2012-03-11)
- * Better Bottle #2: ClintonEbadi's Cernunnos (2012-04-28)
- * Better Bottle #3: ClintonEbadi's Blackberry-Hibiscus Cyser (2012-03-18)
+ * Better Bottle SK,,1,,: ClintonEbadi's Blackberry-Hibiscus Cyser (2012-03-18)
- * Better Bottle #4: ClintonEbadi's Cernunnos (w/ witbier yeast) (2012-04-28)
+ * Better Bottle UL,,0,,: ClintonEbadi's Cernunnos (w/ witbier yeast) (2012-04-28)
+ * Better Bottle UL,,1,,: nil (claimed for Nowruz)
+ * Better Bottle ??,,0,,: To be acquired soon
* Small Better Bottle: nil
* 5 gal carboy: ClintonEbadi's Cider Recipe #5 (2011-11-26)
* 1 gal jug #1: KristenPeavler's Lavender Rose mead (2012-03-17)
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* '''Immersion Wort Chiller'''. Just a basic coiled copper tubing gadget.
* '''[[http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_792_792|Northern Tool Submersible Pump]]''' For circulating ice water through the immersion chiller in an attempt to save water. Cost about the same as the pond pump that didn't work, but a quick test was promising--the flow rate through the wort chiller looked as high as with the garden faucet. As of 2011-06-09 we have successfully cooled around 7 brews with the pump and it has yet to break--we can cool a five gallon batch to 74F in ~15 minutes using only 20 gallons of water and eight frozen 2L soda bottles. --(If it doesn't break in six more months)--it's 2012-03-20 and the pump has survived a '''lot''' of batches so I think I can recommend it.
* '''48" Stirring Spoon''' That's what she said
+ * '''Mash Paddle''' (spoon was adequate for 5 gal batches, but in a rectangular cooler / 10 gal batch it was hard to get all of the clumps out -- the LHBS sells a paddle for $5 made of the same material as the spoon so it's below my threshold for building my own from wood -- ClintonEbadi <<DateTime(2012-05-04T18:55:37Z)>>)
+ * '''[[http://www.bayareamashers.org/gadgets/Hop%20bag%20holder.pdf|Kettle Hop Bag Holder]]''' (not used yet -- ClintonEbadi <<DateTime(2012-05-04T18:55:37Z)>>) For containing the massive amount of hops in a ten gallon batch
== Fermentation ==
* '''Ranco Digital Temperature Controller''' for the fridge at Evergreen (Steve's)
- * 4 '''6 Gallon Better Bottles''' (2 Steve's, 1 Clinton's, 1 BPT's)
+ * 6 '''6 Gallon Better Bottles''' (2 Steve's, 2 Clinton's, 1 BPT's, 1 ??)
* '''3 Gallon Better Bottle''' for experimental batches (Steve's)
* '''7 Gallon Glass Carboy'''
* '''5 Gallon Glass Carboy''' for secondary fermentation
@@ -189, +193 @@
== Siphoning &c ==
* '''Autosiphon''' Fancy and new with a smaller outer tube diameter
+ * '''Tee''' for splitting batches between fermenters
- * Venturi tube gadget for wort aeration
+ * '''VenturiTube''' gadget for wort aeration (2)
* '''Faucet hose adapter'''. Easily acquired and infinitely useful -- the one we found has hose threads and a second set of smaller threads for an internally-threaded aerator. Really useful for filling buckets, using a jet bottle washer, getting a faster water flow for filling things (pasta pots, watering cans, ...).
* '''Bucket Filler'''. Homemade hose end with siphon tubing attached to make filling five gallons of water a lot less of a pain in the ass.
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* '''6 gallon bottling bucket''' with a spigot
* '''Bottling Cane''' with an auto shutoff and whatnot
* '''Bottle Capper''' basic wing capper
+ * '''[[http://www.midwestsupplies.com/catalog/product/view/id/5594/s/colonna-bottle-capper-and-corker/category/407/|Colonna]] Capper/Corker''' Courtesy of BtTempleton
* '''Drying Rack''' Plywood board with removable legs and holes for drying bottles after sanitization
== Science! ==
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