[denny]

https://www.experimentalbrew.com/podcast/episode-72-questing-answers

ALL Q&A!

It's time for us to answer a bunch of questions to the best of our ability (and our ability to research). Sit back and relax we've got 32 questions and about 63 answers! We'll cover your Fermentation, Ingredient, Packaging, Recipe and Technique questions. (Don't forget you can always drop us a line and get questions answered in a regular episode).

Note to Steve Ruch:  You're our poster boy!

[dls5492]

This is my favorite thing you guys do on the podcast.

[denny]

This is my favorite thing you guys do on the podcast.

Thanks!  I don't know if you're aware, but one of our IGORs has been transcribing these, also.

[dls5492]

This is my favorite thing you guys do on the podcast.

Thanks!  I don't know if you're aware, but one of our IGORs has been transcribing these, also.

No, I am not aware of that. But, what is an "IGORs"?

[denny]

This is my favorite thing you guys do on the podcast.

Thanks!  I don't know if you're aware, but one of our IGORs has been transcribing these, also.

No, I am not aware of that. But, what is an "IGORs"?

They're a group of volunteers who run experiments for us.  It stands for "Independent Group Of Researchers".

[dls5492]

This is my favorite thing you guys do on the podcast.

Thanks!  I don't know if you're aware, but one of our IGORs has been transcribing these, also.

No, I am not aware of that. But, what is an "IGORs"?

They're a group of volunteers who run experiments for us.  It stands for "Independent Group Of Researchers".

Thanks!

[narcout]

For the guy who was asking about where to purchase 10 gallon corny kegs, CHI Company carries them (both new and refurbished).  Like you mentioned, they aren't cheap, but they're still my favorite fermentors.

https://www.chicompany.net/beer-store/ball-pin-lock-kegs-parts/ball-lock-kegs

[denny]

For the guy who was asking about where to purchase 10 gallon corny kegs, CHI Company carries them (both new and refurbished).  Like you mentioned, they aren't cheap, but they're still my favorite fermentors.

https://www.chicompany.net/beer-store/ball-pin-lock-kegs-parts/ball-lock-kegs

Thanks!

[dbeechum]

https://www.experimentalbrew.com/transcripts - for the transcripts. I can't even imagine doing this work!

[Robert]

For the guy who was asking about where to purchase 10 gallon corny kegs, CHI Company carries them (both new and refurbished).  Like you mentioned, they aren't cheap, but they're still my favorite fermentors.

https://www.chicompany.net/beer-store/ball-pin-lock-kegs-parts/ball-lock-kegs

Thanks!

Yes, thanks.  These are really attractive, probably well worth the price.  I hope so,  because I just ordered one. 

[klickitat jim]

Another great episode

[denny]

Another great episode

Thanks, Jim!  Can't wait to get your interview editied!

[narcout]

Yes, thanks.  These are really attractive, probably well worth the price.  I hope so,  because I just ordered one. 

If you are planning on using it as a fermentor, I think you will be very happy with it.  One thing I would suggest though is to cut the liquid dip tube a bit.  I've got mine to the point where it sucks up virtually no trub and leaves virtually no clear beer behind.

[Robert]

^^^^
My plan is to cut the tube to leave around 2 qts for yeast harvesting.  Otherwise it seems perfect for closed fermentation and transfers and easy cleaning and sanitation.  I've thought about these for a while.  Other options have more small articulated parts, valves, etc than I'm comfortable with sanitation wise.

[klickitat jim]

Another great episode

Thanks, Jim!  Can't wait to get your interview editied!

Cool! It was a lot of fun sharing a beer with you guys