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Kyle Brown on October 04, 2010

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Kyle Brown

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Kyle Brown is the owner of Clawhammer Supply, a small scale distillation and brewing equipment company which he founded in 2009. His passion is teaching people about the many uses of distillation equipment as well as how to make beer at home. When he isn't brewing beer or writing about it, you can find him at his local gym or on the running trail.

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  • CC
    Comment Author: charles cooper

    corn meal mash I use 10lb corn meal an 20lb sugar 2 tea spoons turbo yeast warm water 100 degrees let sit for 14 days when I run though still I get about 6 or 7 quarts an it is crystal clear but it taste like rubbing alcohol I have one of your 10 gal pot it works great did not use malt need some advise thanks

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    Comment Author: Philip Ryan

    Ebook received ok and thanks a lot for the info

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    Comment Author: Paul

    Looking forward to the adventure.

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    Comment Author: GENE

    THANKS

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    Comment Author: Wm

    looking forward to getting down to Brass tacks as it were. Thanks for the ebook

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