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KoreyMatthew

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10-11-2011

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09-07-2012 11:28 AM

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ABOUT ME

About Me: Just your average joe.
General Interests: climbing,beer,video games
Occupation: Environmental/Wetland Scientist
Home Brewing Biography: I had a friend who bought the stuff to start brewing and we made one beer and I was hooked. It is so interesting and you can get super creative in crafting your very own beer. The reward isn't just success, but rather delicious success!
Future Brews: Honey TriplernLagers... can't wait to move so I can lager!
Primary: 1. ThunderPunkin' Alern2. Irish Breakfast - Milk Stoutrn3.
Secondary: 1. nonern2. rn3.
Bottled: many...rn
Kegged: too many...
Status: Married

City: Pittsburgh

State/Province: PA

Posted in thread: Milk Stout Advice on 09-07-2012 at 04:15 PM
Thanks everyone for the advice,After I posted this I thought about it and looked up some stuff
and felt dumb for asking... oh well, learning something new everyday!As follow up question on
that though...
Posted in thread: Milk Stout Advice on 09-06-2012 at 06:07 PM
I'm making a 5 gal batch all-grain Milk Stout. Any advice on how much Lactic acid I should use?
What is the difference in using Lactose (dry?) vs. the lhbs lactic acid in a bottle?Thanks.
Plan to brew...
Posted in thread: Red Ale Additives? on 10-12-2011 at 01:29 PM
Thank you everyone for your input. I think for this batch I'll leave it be and let the kit do
its thing. @Tennesseean 87:btw... what is a "balloon airlock"?also, let me know how your
apfelwein turns o...
Posted in thread: Red Ale Additives? on 10-11-2011 at 09:28 PM
I'm fairly new at this home brewing deal but I'm catching on quick and I have a ton of ideas...
BUT, I just bought a Red Ale Brewer's Best Red Ale Kit and it has been in for about 5 days. My
dilemma i...
Posted on Red Ale additives? in blogs on 10/11/2011

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