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Old 04-02-2010, 10:18 PM   #21
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Old 04-02-2010, 10:38 PM   #22
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Putting any sodium bicarbonate in your dark PM's IGGY?

I forgot to in my last stout, and I kicked myself (not easy to do) when I tasted that twang.

DAMMIT! I won't forget again.
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I feel special knowing I contributed to your 1,000th post
HA! That was my 1,000th post!

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Putting any sodium bicarbonate in your dark PM's IGGY?

I forgot to in my last stout, and I kicked myself (not easy to do) when I tasted that twang.

DAMMIT! I won't forget again.
Nope, no sodium bicarbonate.
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Old 04-12-2010, 01:24 AM   #24
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In extract, the sodium bicarbonate is a must.

1 bottle left of my "tony05" stout, lol. Remember him?

It would be fantastic, except that the ph is off. Way too acidic.
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just kegged this sucker over the weekend...it is still green but man it tastes wonderful, I love it
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That's a respectable FG considering all the specialty grains etc. and the high OG.
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And to cool it all down, I continently took the whole thing outside and stuck it in the snow, allowing the 3 degree weather to do it’s work cooling the wart.
Just an FYI

I tried this for my first brew and realized that snow is an insulator and sinking the pot doesn't really work for cooling. If you have snow, the best way I've found to cool wort is to get a rubber maid tote, fill a little ways with water, put the pot in, and scoop snow into the water. Will cool the wort way quicker.
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Just an FYI

I tried this for my first brew and realized that snow is an insulator and sinking the pot doesn't really work for cooling. If you have snow, the best way I've found to cool wort is to get a rubber maid tote, fill a little ways with water, put the pot in, and scoop snow into the water. Will cool the wort way quicker.
Ya, I found that out many moons ago.
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I'm a noob at this, but this is by and far my favorite beer. SD has a lot to offer, but Stone's 12th is AMAZING. Stoked to see that someone has a recipe for it. Many thanks for the hard work already done!


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