TimMcTigue
- Ontario - GTA
- Brewing,Hops growing,Music,Instrument Making,Model Airplanes
- Systems Analyst
- Pilsner Ale using only homegrown Mt. Hood hops
- Hobgoblin Ale
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Sierra Nevada Pale Ale clone
Irish Red - Male
- Married
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Posted in thread: Wind and Hops growing on 10-12-2008 at 02:11 AM
I think it depends on when in the maturity cycle you get the wind. I've read that when the hops
are almost ready to pick, a strong wind can make them useless in a matter of hours. That was
from a comm...Posted in thread: First Partial Mash. REALLY high OG. on 09-19-2008 at 09:05 PM
Again why I am posting here. As I am confused. I used a hydrometer and I measured after I had
cooled the wort to yeast pitching temp, just before I pitched the yeast. Temp was 70 degrees F.
Volume was...Posted in thread: I need to get back on the ball on 09-17-2008 at 11:22 AM
Sheesh, who can brew and not remember it? Oh, I get it, you were probably drinking one while
brewing one, lol! Anyway, yes, it's good to get back to brewing after a hiatus. I've brewed for
the past 3 ...Posted in thread: 2nd all grain in progress advise on 09-16-2008 at 12:28 PM
Ideally with batch sparging, you want to try to target an equal volume between first and second
runnings. I normally do 5g batches. With my system, I know that if I mash initially with 4.5g
of strike ...Posted in thread: cost of All grain vs extract ?? on 09-15-2008 at 11:00 PM
... BUT you say it takes another TWO HOURS to brew the same 5 gallon batch in AG vs extract ??
I think it very much depends on exactly how you brew - there are lots of variations. For
instance, a frie...Posted in thread: cost of All grain vs extract ?? on 09-15-2008 at 09:33 PM
First of all, it's "wort", not "wert" or "wart". Hope that opening doesn't sound peevish, it's
just that I care so much about my product, I don't want it to sound unnecessarily gross in
print. It's a ...Posted in thread: To Bottle or not to bottle? on 09-14-2008 at 11:10 PM
You could rack it into secondary, and I'd add a bit of gelatin at that time. You'd be surprised
how quickly it will clear. Just boil a cup of water, cool it, add a pack of gelatin to it, let
it sit fo...Posted in thread: My tiny hop harvest. How to use them? on 09-14-2008 at 11:05 PM
How many cones? 1.1 oz freshly picked isn't very much, and being first-year hops, in my
experience you shouldn't expect much of them. I'd either add them to the secondary ("dry-hop"),
or maybe save th...Posted in thread: hops picking: noob needs advice on 09-12-2008 at 01:13 PM
PS if you have a LOT of hops, that's the only way to go...Posted in thread: hops picking: noob needs advice on 09-12-2008 at 01:13 PM
I built a really cheap oast mostly from stuff I had laying around, after reading an article in
the May/June issue of BYO. It's about 3' high by 2' deep and 3.5' wide, and has two trays made
of 1X2 str...
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