Your 1 gallon beer kits from northern brewer comes with fizz drops that you put into the bottles during bottling. One fizz drop per bottle. No mixing priming hm sugar and come out th with decent carbonation. May not be to style but for the r first couple of batches it will give you an idea
Things have changed since I've last posted this intro. I still haven't done any 5 gallon kits. I have done 1 gallon kits from northern brewer with their 1 gallon starter kit. I have done in order their white house honey ale. Cream ale. American wheat and here recently their Irish red ale. I...
I have only done 4 batches and the have come from northern brewer. The fastest one I've done was the american wheat. Brewed on Sunday and kegged the following Sunday. Put the gallon batch into a 5 gallon pin lock keg at 10psi and was ready to drink by Friday. It was a bit cloudy on the first...
I've only made a few batches and I've only used the gallon carboy that came in the kit. Its nice for someone who likes to watch the fermentation. Like me.
I use brewers friend also and find its a great app. How up to date is the refractometer converter? I compared it with nb's and there was a big difference on the finished calculations.
I live in western central Ohio. I'm not wanting to make an exact clone just similar. It is some great stuff and I don't really know how I would put it all together. Any suggestions would be appreciated and very helpful. I have an american wheat recipe from nb I was thinking about trying it with.
That is how mine looked too. I brewed it 1/3 and bottled 2 weeks later and opened 1 every other week since. I have 1 left and it will sit a bit. Its good but needs more time to mellow