I find that the …
I find that the rubber gasket on the swing top doesn’t hold a reliable seal when you’re trying to bottle-condition over a longer period of time. The seal doesn’t ‘fail’ per se, but the final product is a bit flat by comparison to that which is stored in bottles with metal caps

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A++

USE SWINGTOPS
USE SWINGTOPS

you can make beer …
you can make beer from bread. look up the brewing history of ancient mesopotamia.

no one is going to …
no one is going to care if you give a couple of beers to your friends to try - i do it all the time

The spent grains …
The spent grains and yeast are incredibly high in vitamins. It’s what the Aussies use to make vegemite. You could also add them to the bread dough for a darker bread flavor, I imagine.

beer brewing is not …
beer brewing is not illegal if it is for your own consumption

In Italy homebrew …
In Italy homebrew isnt’ illegal! it’s only Illegal sell the brew without license released for brew pub…In U.S. or other country I don’t know

The amount CO2 that …
The amount CO2 that is released through the whole process of brewing is the same amount that is released if you would make bread out of the products.
All products that is in bear or any kind of “burn-able” material releases the same amount of CO2 what ever you do to it, in a long-time perspective.

Im not positive, …
Im not positive, but I believe the beer only has to be about 95% organic. Hops, I also have heard usually account for that5 %. I’ve read that there are plenty of places that you can find organic grains. A good certified organic beer is Wolavers from the Otter Creek brewing company.

how does it really …
how does it really effect the quality of your malt if you mash the grains yourself? if it even does?

What a wonderful …
What a wonderful set up, I hope to have one just like it within the next 10 years. Thank you

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