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• Posted in thread: Tips for making a malt bomb? on 07-27-2011 at 07:08 AM
  Can't believe no one has mentioned this yet: temp, grain selection, and yeast strain will
  make a lot more difference than water chemistry, IMO. Just use 5.2 if you're worried about pH

• Posted in thread: Water Report in St Louis - Any Useful Info? on 06-28-2011 at 09:22 PM
  a_potter, if you scroll down those both have the info relevant to brewing.chapa, if it's
  something to filter out just chlorine and chloramine (which it sounds like yours is) that's a
  good thing. You d...

• Posted in thread: Water Report in St Louis - Any Useful Info? on 06-28-2011 at 06:56 AM
  I hear from all the local brewers that our water is fine out here, and that some of the local
  breweries don't use any kind of filters. I at least use a whole house filter with my potable
  hose, so its ...

• Posted in thread: Chiller on 06-22-2011 at 05:25 PM
  Have you considered no-chill? It's all the rage with the Aussie's - they tend to conserve water
  much more than we do. I may try a no-chill batch this summer myself.While I applaud their water
  conserva...

• Posted in thread: Chiller on 06-21-2011 at 03:38 PM
  I always have these 2 concerns with plate and counterflow chillers:1) cleaning. You can flush &
  backflow to your heart's content, but it's pretty much impossible to KNOW if there are solids
  still stuc...

• Posted in thread: Highly Hopping a Wheat Beer -- Do It? on 06-21-2011 at 01:18 AM
  Hell yes you should!! Ever heard of Gumballhead? I'm gonna be brewing an american wheat (not
  the previously-linked recipe tho) with 6oz of hops per 5gal here in a few weeks. There are
  commercial exa...

• Posted in thread: Worst Commercial Beer You've Ever Had? on 06-21-2011 at 12:55 AM
  Old Styleand I haven't had it but I'm betting Chelada would trump Old Style if I ever decide to
  subject myself to it

• Posted in thread: What's up with thebrewingnetwork.com and beerdujour.com on 06-20-2011 at 03:04 PM
  oh cool they're both back nowEDIT: hmm, except for some reason firefox is telling me the
  brewing network is an attack site. I wonder if they got hit by hackers?

• Posted in thread: What's up with thebrewingnetwork.com and beerdujour.com on 06-20-2011 at 03:17 AM
  this isn't even with a smartphone or anything. I'm using Firefox on a laptop with Windows
  Vista. I searched around here and google and couldn't find any info

• Posted in thread: What's up with thebrewingnetwork.com and beerdujour.com on 06-20-2011 at 02:42 AM
  Anyone know? I can't get either site to load. On the brewing network I just get a white screen
  with this error message:Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '