So ... for my birthday this year, my lovely wife (aka the SheppyBrew Beer Model), bought me a Pancho's Keg Kooler.
It is sort of a portable kegerator for homebrew.
Really, it is a 20 gallon round cooler with a tap and beer line attached.
It is a perfect fit for a corny keg and a 2.5 pound CO2 canister.
With a little ice ... voila ... bring your homebrew anywhere.
Awesome!
With the whole COVID SIP situation this year, I have not used this Keg Kooler as much as I thought I would.
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Saturday, July 11, 2020
Tuesday, March 24, 2020
Dudocs Best Bitter (Batch 251)
It had been quite awhile since I brewed with my homebrewing buddies Du and Doc. Learn to Homebrew Day was the last time we had gotten together.
We made a plan to meet at Doc's house prior to all of Colorado's closings, and with all the covid-19 things going on, we considered cancelling.
But, none of us were feeling sick. We'd all been fairly separated from the world for awhile. We were planning on gathering in a group less than 10.
We decided to still go for our brew day.
And this happened Saturday.
Like last time we got together, I decided to go with a fairly simple extract recipe rather than doing a full all-grain batch.
It means I don't have to bring as much equipment and it means I don't have to pay quite as close attention while Doc's homebrew is distracting me. Plus, cleanup is quicker and simpler.
It just makes sense when I'm brewing away from my home brewery.
The recipe I came up with is
We made a plan to meet at Doc's house prior to all of Colorado's closings, and with all the covid-19 things going on, we considered cancelling.
But, none of us were feeling sick. We'd all been fairly separated from the world for awhile. We were planning on gathering in a group less than 10.
We decided to still go for our brew day.
And this happened Saturday.
Like last time we got together, I decided to go with a fairly simple extract recipe rather than doing a full all-grain batch.
It means I don't have to bring as much equipment and it means I don't have to pay quite as close attention while Doc's homebrew is distracting me. Plus, cleanup is quicker and simpler.
It just makes sense when I'm brewing away from my home brewery.
The recipe I came up with is
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