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• intelligence83 - Apr 08 2008 | yeast, brewing supplies, beer and wine making

  You’re right Matthew, propane is more "energy-dense" than nat. gas. More
  BTUs for a given volume.
  Those "banjo" burners I’ve seen look like they would boil 7-8 gallons
  quickly.
  http://www.bayouclassicdepot.com/images/bcb...
• trainer8383 - Apr 08 2008 | bottling equipment, beer and winemaking, booze

  You’re right Matthew, propane is more "energy-dense" than nat. gas. More
  BTUs for a given volume.
  Those "banjo" burners I’ve seen look like they would boil 7-8 gallons
  quickly.
  http://www.bayouclassicdepot.com/images/bcb...
• rmoses - Apr 08 2008 | ale, liquor, beer wine making

  You’re right Matthew, propane is more "energy-dense" than nat. gas. More
  BTUs for a given volume.
  Those "banjo" burners I’ve seen look like they would boil 7-8 gallons
  quickly.
  http://www.bayouclassicdepot.com/images/bcb...
• gcutts - Apr 08 2008 | wine making equipment, wine making clubs, homebrewing beer

  You’re right Matthew, propane is more "energy-dense" than nat. gas. More
  BTUs for a given volume.
  Those "banjo" burners I’ve seen look like they would boil 7-8 gallons
  quickly.
  http://www.bayouclassicdepot.com/images/bcb...
• beerman - Apr 08 2008 | wine, lagar, beer and winemaking

  You’re right Matthew, propane is more "energy-dense" than nat. gas. More
  BTUs for a given volume.
  Those "banjo" burners I’ve seen look like they would boil 7-8 gallons
  quickly.
  http://www.bayouclassicdepot.com/images/bcb...
• mattcutts - Apr 08 2008 | winemaking supplies, beer and wine making, wine making kit

  You’re right Matthew, propane is more "energy-dense" than nat. gas. More
  BTUs for a given volume.
  Those "banjo" burners I’ve seen look like they would boil 7-8 gallons
  quickly.
  http://www.bayouclassicdepot.com/images/bcb...
• intelligence83 - Apr 08 2008 | brewing supplies, brewing equipment, wine making kits

  You’re right Matthew, propane is more "energy-dense" than nat. gas. More
  BTUs for a given volume.
  Those "banjo" burners I’ve seen look like they would boil 7-8 gallons
  quickly.
  http://www.bayouclassicdepot.com/images/bcb...
• trainer8383 - Apr 08 2008 | beer, beer wine making, drinking

  You’re right Matthew, propane is more "energy-dense" than nat. gas. More
  BTUs for a given volume.
  Those "banjo" burners I’ve seen look like they would boil 7-8 gallons
  quickly.
  http://www.bayouclassicdepot.com/images/bcb...
• rmoses - Apr 08 2008 | winemaking courses, commercial wine making equipment, alcohol

  You’re right Matthew, propane is more "energy-dense" than nat. gas. More
  BTUs for a given volume.
  Those "banjo" burners I’ve seen look like they would boil 7-8 gallons
  quickly.
  http://www.bayouclassicdepot.com/images/bcb...
• beerman - Apr 08 2008 | hops, wine making supplies, wine

  You’re right Matthew, propane is more "energy-dense" than nat. gas. More
  BTUs for a given volume.
  Those "banjo" burners I’ve seen look like they would boil 7-8 gallons
  quickly.
  http://www.bayouclassicdepot.com/images/bcb...
• mattcutts - Apr 08 2008 | wine making kits, homebrewing kit, beer and wine making

  You’re right Matthew, propane is more "energy-dense" than nat. gas. More
  BTUs for a given volume.
  Those "banjo" burners I’ve seen look like they would boil 7-8 gallons
  quickly.
  http://www.bayouclassicdepot.com/images/bcb...