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I recently got a triple tap kegerator and was setting it up today. I tried to attach the regulator to the CO2 bottle, with the outlet connected to some line and a gas disconnect. The regulator knob was screwed all the way off. When I open the gas bottle valve the outlet pressure shoots way up...

I am thinking of getting the kegmenter but was wondering about adding a thermowell for better temp control. Is it really as simple as drilling a hole in the kegmenter and fitting the thermowell? Apart from working out the height location, is there anything else I need to consider when doing it?

Are these already sold out? The homepage says in stock but the item's page says out of stock.

This mash had a lot of that milky **** too after the 45c step. I thought it was flour escaping the mesh bag. When you removed the lower step mashes and saw an improvement, was that for grists with high wheat %?

Yeah I can get it off easily with vinegar or something acidic, I would like to know how to stop it from happening in future brews

Brewed a Hefe on Sunday with 65% wheat/35% pilsner. Also tried a step mash for the first time. The mash schedule I was attempting was 45/64/73 for 30 mins each but ended up with 46/55/66. I BIAB with a crown urn with concealed element but decided to use boiling water additions to raise the mash...

So assuming the tax rate drops to $34.87/LAL, and if my math is right, we are looking at a saving of 57cents on a 450mL glass at 5%abv at the pub

Based on the article a 50L keg has $1700 tax?

Has anyone tried using recultured Coopers yeast in a hefe? I know it can throw some big banana flavours when fermented at 20C+. The yeast is also pretty low floccing so should make a nice hazy beer. Thoughts?

Who doesn't like free stuff?

From my understanding, calcium carbonate should rarely, if ever, be used. Generally you want to neutralise alkalinity, especially for lighter beer styles. If your water is low in calcium content then an addition of calcium sulphate or calcium chloride would be more beneficial. These will help...