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• Posted in thread: The Strange Batch of Fr. Jekyll and Br. Hyde on 12-18-2009 at 12:31 PM
  Brewing Techniques is an awesome resource, thanks!However, my thought was to make a single, 10g
  (maybe 8g) batch and split it in the fermenter.Thanks,In that case, everything looks fine. I do
  it all t...

• Posted in thread: The Strange Batch of Fr. Jekyll and Br. Hyde on 12-18-2009 at 03:50 AM
  I did something similar recently (July) with the second runnings of a barley wine I made. I
  shot for a 1.090 OG on the BW, and then about 1.030 (ended up about 1.040 after some extra
  efficency) for a ...

• Posted in thread: Strangest Brews on 12-11-2008 at 07:07 PM
  I've done a Ginger Peach Red Ale with Saison Yeast. Dry and yummy

• Posted in thread: C-Brite No Rinse Solution on 11-21-2008 at 07:14 PM
  When I used C-brite I weighed it. The packets are 0.8 oz, so 2 oz per 5 gallon would be
  correct. Interestingly they have changed the labeling on the package and no longer call it a
  sanitizer. IIRC it ...

• Posted in thread: C-Brite No Rinse Solution on 11-21-2008 at 05:47 PM
  Hey all - When I started brewing I used C-Brite as a no rinse sanitizing solution. I've read
  conflicting reports about the necessity of rinsing or not. I know that they make .8 oz packets
  to be used i...

• Posted in thread: pale 2 row vs. american 2 row? on 11-07-2008 at 06:16 PM
  Most likely they are similar. What you need to check is who the manufacturer of the "American
  2-row" malt is, and then compare the stats for each. There's a distinct possibility that
  they're close eno...

• Posted in thread: Hotd Dave - Anyone ever try and "eisbock"? on 09-17-2008 at 10:28 PM
  Wow, didn't realize that it'd get that in depth, nor would there be any skirting of legality.
  Guess I should look into it a bit further.Lock away, mods!

• Posted in thread: Which ale yeast to use? on 09-17-2008 at 08:24 PM
  US-05 is going to be clean and not add much in the way of fruity esters, as long as you ferment
  it at reasonably low temps (65F-ish). S-04 would work well, too.Good luck!Cheers,

• Posted in thread: Which of your beers do you always have? on 09-17-2008 at 08:06 PM
  In '08 I've gone through a "double batch" phase, making the same beer twice in a row/same day
  and tweaking them differently in subtle ways. Unfortunately, most of them have been big beers
  and have tak...

• Posted in thread: Hotd Dave - Anyone ever try and "eisbock"? on 09-17-2008 at 07:20 PM
  Hey all - I'm interested in creating an Eisbock out of a barleywine I'm planning on making. Has
  anyone ever had any experiences doing such a thing? Thoughts on freezing process??Cheers,