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    Pellet smokers

    My temp. gauage stopped working on my current standing cabinet style gas smoker, so now I 'NEED' to buy a new smoker :cool::p, so I am in the same position as you Oldskewl...I'm looking into a pellet and am also looking for pros and cons...I want a good pellet smoker, but not spend a months...
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    Foam on top of wort??

    The harder part is keeping it from boiling over like spaghetti or something :cool:...
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    Lager fermenting temp

    Thanks, this is my intention...fingers crossed Still have a few weeks before this happens though
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    Lager fermenting temp

    Thanks! I would have missed this. I will be sure to do the rest.
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    Lager fermenting temp

    30L batch. Pitched at 12°C and do not have temp control other than the room's actual temperature. Fermolager is the yiest, never heard of it, but it is working...A consistent 'bubbling' in the water lock.
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    Lager fermenting temp

    We will see :yes:! I agree with your quote as well!!
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    Lager fermenting temp

    OK, thanks for confirming! I pitched the 2 Fermolager dry yeast packs into approx. 30 L (7.x gallons). Sounds like I am on the right path anyway! /Paul
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    Lager fermenting temp

    Hi Gajol, It was 2 pkt Fermolager, which recommends a 12°C fermentation...So then I prepare myself for a longer fermentation time. /Paul
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    Lager fermenting temp

    Hey All: I am fermenting my 1st lager. I usually brew ales due to my fermentation room is usually 20-is degrees C, but now have a room that is 10 to 15 winter time depending on outside temps. My brew has been fermenting for 6 days now in 10 degree temp. Is this too cold? Should it be a bit...
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