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SicklerBrews
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 7 พ.ค. 2017
This page is for home brew, craft beer, and anything else of the brew life style. I will post vlogs, reviews, experiences out and about, and myself home brewing! Feel free to comment questions or tips you may have for me. Subscribe if you feel inclined to do so.
DIY Easy Keezer Collar
This is my keezer collar build. It took about a week to finish. I am by no means a handy man or professional builder, but this was pretty simple to do with some help from my father. There are a lot of designs out there, but this one is simple and not to look at. I can also now fit 3 kegs! Like and subscribe for more videos like this!
Check out my unboxing video on the Perlick Faucets : th-cam.com/video/z6pM0MAUQPk/w-d-xo.html
Comment questions or suggestions below!
Check out my unboxing video on the Perlick Faucets : th-cam.com/video/z6pM0MAUQPk/w-d-xo.html
Comment questions or suggestions below!
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Perlick 630SS Review
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This is the faucet assembly I ordered from the RiteBrew website. I am glad I ordered from them and saved. They were quick with emailing back and shipping and were nice enough to check on the parts I was ordering to make sure they worked together. Here is the list of parts I got: 2 of : 843165 - Perlick Perl Faucet - Stainless Steel 2 of : 843240 - Black Plastic Faucet Knob 2 of : 843245 - Fauce...
Thai Cream Ale Part 3: Bottling
มุมมอง 547 ปีที่แล้ว
This is the 3rd part of the Thai cream ale process. I used regular table sugar to prime the bottle by making a simple solution and cooling the boil. The carbonation process went well, I kept a few uncarbonated just out of curiosity. Like and sub for more videos like this! IG: SicklerBrews Untappd: SicklerBrews
Thai Cream Ale Part 2
มุมมอง 417 ปีที่แล้ว
This is part 2 of the Thai cream ale recipe I am trying out. The process was too long to fit into a single video, so here is the end of the brewing process before fermentation. I explain how I use my wort chiller and you can see some of my equipment as well. If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to comment! Instagram: Sicklerbrews
Thai Cream Ale Part 1
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Sorry for the audio when I speak on some parts, I do not have a pic for outdoor settings. I was introduced to This Iced Tea recently and it inspired me to try this. I found a cream ale recipe and got a hold of some Thai tea leaves from a local store. Keg and Barrel, my local home brew store, had everything else I needed and was interested in how this would turn out and offered some great tips! ...
Hops in a box planter
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This is how I made my box planter for the Centennial Hops I am growing. This will be the 2nd year for this plant and I want to give it the space it needs. It was a fairly simple project my father helped me with.
World of Beer Drink It Intern Interviews 2017
มุมมอง 2017 ปีที่แล้ว
This is my trip down to Rockville, MD for the World of Beer Drink It Intern Interviews 2017. I had a blast meeting people and making new connections. Definitely sparked some ideas. I plan to make more videos about my brewing experiences so stay tuned. Follow my Beerstigram: @Sicklerbrews Update: I did not make the final round! Maybe next year!
Can you fit two 5 gal cornys in there?
What size freezer is this please?
THank you for the build vid. can't wait to build mine!!
Wow, really nice
Great job !
Thank you!
Cool build. Add some insulation to inside your wood band. It will keep motor running so much. Cheers
Thanks for the tip! Cheers
Nice !!!!!
Great video. What wood did you use for the collar?
Those 90 degree cuts are nice asf
Zerg Burger thanks man! The right tools can make a job easy and flawless haha
This is the best finish I've seen! Esp like the inside primer & the magnet attached drip tray! Would you add any insulation? Thanks!
Dayne Anderson mine is fine without instulation! Do add a moisture trap you see online on other videos and forums. I haven’t yet, but I have water that builds up at the bottom if I have a lot of beer higher up in the basket. It takes longer to cool those down and it creases condensation. Apparently a moisture trap is a fix for that. The outter trim fell off after some rain for a 4th of July party, maybe because of the old glue I used, but everything else stands strong to this day. Please keep me posted on your build!
That is the best one I’ve seen!
jeffpearljam1976 thank you!
What is the set temp?
Kyaw Thuya at the moment it’s about 40 degrees Celsius so it accounts for warming to the glass when poured. I have the probe zip tied to a corona bottle if that helps. Cold enough to stay cold when poured, but not disturb the warming process for flavor and aroma
@@sicklerbrews2852 got it. Thanks.
Had no idea you could make your own chalk board. Very cool.
Start a assembler line and sell it for $3500, Good job!!
Thought about it, I'd love to, I just don't have the space lol. I have some pretty extravagant ideas for keezers too, but I only need one sadly. Maybe when I upgrade I'll do a crazy one
Great job! :D
looks nice, i would've centered the taps a bit more ;)
Thanks, and yea I regret not doing that in the first place. I planned to get a mini keg or a third keg in general meaning I'd add another tap and then it'd look centered, but that never happened and now I'm left with an lop sided collar and taps lol but it works as it should so no complaint. Just not as nice of an esthetic as I'd like
I bought a chest freezer for fermenting but it's too small so i'm turning it into a keezer. My question is what's the point of the wood riser? Is it just for more height space. Couldn't you just drill through the chest freezer itself? looks great might have to try this.
Brilliant job guys, one of the best keezers I’ve seen! Hope you don’t mind if I copy some of your handy work 🍻
Stewart Townend I don't mind at all! I'd deeply appreciate it if you could share the link and all that good stuff, and a picture some how if you do build one!
Nice one, thanks guys !
I wouldn't call this easy at all, and I mean that as a compliment.. that's a very comprehensive build and looks real nice with the trim pieces. I wonder how much more efficient this could be with a .5 - 1" foam board insulation inside...
Nice job on that keezer build!!
RiteBrew is a good place to deal with. Good luck with your brewing. Cheers!
John Mal thanks man! And yea the company is great
You been knockin off some good brews?
John Mal not lately, a lot of life smacked me in the face haha, but I plan to revisit a few of my recipes. Mainly the Thai Iced Tea Cream Ale but as an extract instead of all grain. I have a video of that up
Great video, thank you. Have you ever had temp issues with not insulting the collar? I'd like to avoid that for my project if possible. Thanks.
What size freezer did you start w? 5 cu ft?
Michelle Di Biase I honestly do not remember, my apologies for not putting the exact freezer details in the description, very unlike me to skip that I'm usually thorough! I want to say 7 cubic ft. I can check later today if you're really interested, at work now so I can't look into it at the moment.
SicklerBrews Sure let me know later, no rush. :)
Michelle Di Biase it's 7.1! Just checked. It has the bump inside for the motor and pumps and all that junk, but I use that for cases and loose beers. You could also put your co2 tank on that part.
SicklerBrews thank you!
Michelle Di Biase no problem! Let me know how yours goes
The chalk board on top is one of the best ideas I’ve ever seen. Will definitely be doing that!!!
with the time lapse AND lush tune, i cant concentrate on whats goin on in vid lol...whats the tune mate? also good vid
Thank you! and Its called La Revancha by DJ Supremo
Thanks for the inspirational video, I'm going to go measure out mine now.
Awesome music
thank you! all youtube approved of course
Dude!!! You saved me a ton of time. Thanks for listing everything. This is EXACTLY the set up I was looking for, but I only ordered one. Too bad RiteBrew.com doesn't have an affiliate program available. You could make a small commission from every referred sale.
Glad I could be of help! I'm not looking for commission, I do this because no one else out there does the little details like this. I do my own research and I want to share what I find to make life easier for someone else in the same spot at me. However, I would totally take free parts and equipment for home brewing haha Share the video if you think anyone else would benefit
That looks pretty cool, gonna look into that! Ever tasted a beer from Holland? We shoot short films about craft breweries in The Netherlands, new ones keep popping up everywhere! You might like our channel :) Like to swap subs? Cheers!