Out door brewing in winter
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Out door brewing in winter
gents,
Those of you that brew out doors, and live in the snow belt, do you continue to brew up to your butts in the snow??
Scott
Those of you that brew out doors, and live in the snow belt, do you continue to brew up to your butts in the snow??
Scott
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Although I don't brew quite as often as I used to I still do brew outside and all year round.
The only caveat is that I can't brew if the temperature gets down to -40 F or so. Propane freezes at that point and will not flow.
Fortunately, we tend to get those sort of temperatures at most only about a week or so per year. This year I believe we only had about three days of such temperatures. Overall it has (so far) been a pretty mild winter.
- Scott
The only caveat is that I can't brew if the temperature gets down to -40 F or so. Propane freezes at that point and will not flow.
Fortunately, we tend to get those sort of temperatures at most only about a week or so per year. This year I believe we only had about three days of such temperatures. Overall it has (so far) been a pretty mild winter.
- Scott
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