I've started a batch of Scottish Ale in my little home brewery, my wife calls it the kitchen.

Extract:

6lbs Pale Malt Syrup

1lb Light Dry Malt

Grains:

1lb Crystal 80L malt

1/4lb Chocolate Malt

1/2lb Flaked Barley

Hops:

Boiling: 1 1/2 oz Kent Golding

Finishing: 1/2 oz Kent Golding

Yeast: Wyeast 1728 Scottish Ale yeast.

I picked the recipe up at Cellar Homebrew in…

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I'm building a portable kegerator from plans found in a brewing magazine. There is one thing I couldn't figure out how to do easily.



The kegerator will hold three corny kegs. I don't want to leave the gas cylinders out where prying hands can mess with the pressure. I found a large "salesman's" clothing case on wheels, and it will fit two CO2 cylinders.



So now I will be able to cool the kegs, and keep the gas away from people that like to mess with things they… Continue

Starting an ongoing list of Breweries around Seattle that will fill Corny kegs. If you know of more, please comment and I will add them to the list.



Lazy Boy Brewing, Everett Wa.

http://www.lazyboybrewing.com/



Mac and Jacks, Redmond Wa.

http://www.macandjacks.com



Big Als, Seattle Wa.

http://www.bigalbrewing.com/beer.php



Snoqualmie Brewery, Snoqualmie Wa.

http://www.fallsbrew.com/



Elks Head, Buckley Wa.

28120 State… Continue