I picked up two temp gauges, one I put on the keg and the other on the door. The keg was under 34 so I turned up the temp and now its getting up to 35ish so I know it was way too cold at first.
The keg is from a local brewery, and I was going to get a temp gauge tomorrow. I read in another post to cut the CO2 and purge all of it from the keg for about 12 hours which I just did and was going to check on it tomorrow also. Thanks for the advice and any help you can give I am still...
I just go the new two tap keg cooler :mug: . Anyway I am having problems getting it to pour right. I only have one keg in it now. First day I had the psi set about 10-12 and lots of foam. I let the keg sit for a day and bumped up the PSi to 15-18ish and it was pouring great. Today it is barely...
Ok I went with 8 lbs of fresh peaches then I froze them, peeled and heated to a boil then I cooled it down and then racked it. I will let you know how it turns out.
I am making a American wheat beer and plan on adding two lbs of peaches to it. My question is when should I add them?
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I do have 8 lbs of DME and will check out the form you are talking about when I get home to my computer. At some point I will no longer have to ask these newbie questions.. So thanks for the help along the way!!
This is my first go at putting my own recipe together and wanted to know if anyone sees anything blaring that I am missing. Do I have enough DME or wheat or am I missing something?
I have two 3 lbs briess dme and 1lb of weyermann dark wheat malt and 1lb of Franco-belges Carmel wheat malt two...
I have a Lab also so I guess people who own a lab are more likely to brew beer? I know if I change anything in my back yard he goes for it so I was going to plant it when he was inside and hope he just thinks it is a weed and leave it alone.
I bottled on 3/18 and I did not foam over in the bottle just tons of foam in the glass and LOTS of bobbles. I am going to wait another week before I open another and let you all know.
Thanks