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  1. MoveMaine

    Fermentation advice needed

    Dumped it, shed a tear, and started a new one. Thanks for all the help.
  2. MoveMaine

    American Wheat with Citra or Hallertau?

    Brewing an American Wheat with honey/lemon adjuncts. I want the citrus/fruit profile of the Citra, but not overly bitter. Would a 50/50 mix in the last 15 minutes work, or for this style beer is one preferred over the other?
  3. MoveMaine

    avoiding sediment at bottling

    What if you put an elbow pointing upwards on the interior? You could customize the height to avoid the sediment.
  4. MoveMaine

    Fermentation advice needed

    I think you may be right. I'm now at 3 weeks in the fermenter and the astringent flavor has gotten worse with each week. It's unbearable now...it's vinegary with a citrus twist. It's almost exactly like chewing on the pith of an orange...bittery sour Lost cause?
  5. MoveMaine

    Fermentation advice needed

    Thanks for this tidbit. I'll see how it turns out after bottling. I plan to leave it in the primary a while longer, cold crash and let it (hopefully) mellow in the bottle. If it's still sour, it looks like I'll be avoiding that yeast.
  6. MoveMaine

    Fermentation advice needed

    Tart might be the right adjective...hard to describe.
  7. MoveMaine

    Fermentation advice needed

    Any other opinions? Is the beer shot?
  8. MoveMaine

    Fermentation advice needed

    Whoops - I need to edit my recipe. I just remembered that I threw in some orange peel during the boil (one orange's worth and I scraped off all the pith).
  9. MoveMaine

    Fermentation advice needed

    I read this over at Beersmith, and it is a fruity/sour taste:
  10. MoveMaine

    Fermentation advice needed

    I'm at the 2 week mark for fermentation of a Bavarian Hefeweizen. BSG's Bavarian Hef extract kit: 2 x 3.3 lb cans Wheat LME 1 oz German Hallertau hops 11.5 g Fermentis WB-06 My gravity's at 1.012 (1.010 being the goal), but I still have a lot of crud floating on the top. Which leads to my...
  11. MoveMaine

    Anyone tried lattice for storage?

    Interesting idea: https://bullcityhomebrew.wordpress.com/2012/04/03/easy-diy-wall-storage-for-your-beer-and-wine/
  12. MoveMaine

    Secondary Fermentation - To Rack or Not to Rack

    Always worth reviving an old thread when it has value. I'm new, so it has value to me. :cross: My fermentation temp has been consistent @ 70-72 ( a little warmer when it was really active) so, I'll be leaving it for a while and see what happens.
  13. MoveMaine

    semi-permanent marking?

    Does the grease pencil wear at all? Meaning, does it come off on someone's hand if they are holding a bottle? And then how easy does it wash off?
  14. MoveMaine

    Labeling methods?

    I'll design a cool label for when I give beer away, but otherwise I just wanted a simple label method for my own organization. I think I'm going to try waterproof chalk markers...
  15. MoveMaine

    Labeling methods?

    Does anyone label with some type of glass marker? Or is everyone using labels? I thought about getting these reusable semi-permanent labels: http://garagemonk.myshopify.com/ Or cling labels: http://www.beerclings.com/ http://www.grogtag.com/front-only-basic-label Or I assume you...
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