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06-12-2012, 02:28 PM
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Checked the FG of my accidental hi-grav APA and found it to be done enough to keg. Started 1.074 and sits now at 1.014. Love fresh yeast from brewpubs. Kegging it this evening.
Does anyone here keg early and use a ball lock fitting with a 0-30 psi gauge to monitor natural carb progress?
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06-12-2012, 03:17 PM
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#1092
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Originally Posted by duckredbeard
Checked the FG of my accidental hi-grav APA and found it to be done enough to keg. Started 1.074 and sits now at 1.014. Love fresh yeast from brewpubs. Kegging it this evening.
Does anyone here keg early and use a ball lock fitting with a 0-30 psi gauge to monitor natural carb progress?
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Never done exactly as you describe, but if you are looking for a fun project do a search on here for “spunding valve”. Takes the ‘monitoring’ part out of your idea. You can also use it to pressurize ferment the entire process, replicates the big breweries head pressure on large fermenting vessels, allowing warmer ferments with less off flavors.
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Primary: Two Hearted Ale (3/31/13 - WLP029 and Bells Strain), Elin (Blonde Pale) (2/23 - US05), Brown Trout Stout (2/23)
Kegged: Elin (Blonde Pale) (2/23), Brown Trout Stout (2/23), Miller Lite Clone (1/18), Apfelwein (12/31/12), Pliny Clone (12/28),
Bottled: Brown Trout Stout (2/23), Blueberry Brandy (12/31), Sterling Cream (12/1/12), Baby Day Mead 2012, Amarone 2011
Bulk Aging: Amarone 2012 (11/6/12), Grape Mead (2/12/12)
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06-12-2012, 05:49 PM
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#1093
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This was yesterday, but brewed a PM Octoberfest ale that I came up with on my own. Very exciting for me! A buddy brewed Cheese's Vanilla Caramel Cream Ale. A great evening!
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06-12-2012, 07:35 PM
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#1094
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I went to the fridge,stared longingly at the bottles I put in there a couple days ago & grabbed the last bottle of Rivertown wit ale. Still gotta get up the scratch to replace a couple burners on the stove so I can brew some ales again. Jonesin ain't fun.
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06-12-2012, 08:17 PM
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#1095
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I'm cold crashing my starter now. Gonna do a step up to 1L, then step up again to 2L for a cascade/citra Pale Ale I'm doing this weekend. I also checked my Hefeweizen and gravity is almost where I want it, probably 3 or 4 more days to keg. And lastly, re-cleaned one of my primary fermenters so I'm ready for next brew day. Now to boil some starter wort.
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06-13-2012, 01:17 AM
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#1096
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Location: Grand Ledge, MI
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Went to homebrew club meeting. The brewer from the Frankenmuth Brewery was there and discussed each of their brews as we tasted. Great night. Those meetings are a great way to learn.
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06-13-2012, 10:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Channel66
Caught up with a friend I haven't seen in,10 years over multiple glasses of hefe. Yesterday I brewed 3 10 gal batches. An IIPA, IPA, and an APA. got the pacman working overtime tonight while we kick this keg of hazy unfiltered goodness.
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Now THAT is a brew day. Well done!
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You're talking about beer. That could have been a whole lot more fun.
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06-14-2012, 12:52 AM
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#1098
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Switched the blow off tube for an airlock. One day closer to being able to taste!
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06-14-2012, 12:56 AM
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#1099
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I dry-hopped my chinook/centennial IPA. I also decided that I need to mash at a higher temperature when I use US-05. It fermented down to 1.006.
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06-14-2012, 04:00 AM
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#1100
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Made a starter for my all Galaxie IPA I'm brewing tomorrow! Never used Galaxie or even tasted them for that matter. At least not that I know of.
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