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  1. Shema2000

    A year of SMaSH

    Hi, stumbled on this thread while planning a SMASH (German Pils/Saaz) lager. How'd your beers make out?
  2. Shema2000

    Using Yeast Cake (trub) from Stout

    Thanks again! So, I want to be clear when I try to reuse this yeast. I have a mason jar of yeast, and will try to make a starter. But how do I start? I'm thinking I should not boil this trub, since it would kill the yeast. How do I get things going? As you can tell, this is my first time...
  3. Shema2000

    Using Yeast Cake (trub) from Stout

    Awesome. Thanks all for the info.
  4. Shema2000

    Using Yeast Cake (trub) from Stout

    A couple of questions, While brewing a chocolate stout, using Safale 04 dry yeast, I stored 1 mason jar (about 12 oz) of the trub to use in a later batch of beer, in the refrig. I didn't clean the yeast but just pour the trub from the bucket to the mason jar (sanitized of course) and stuck it...
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    Help - Waiting for yeast to do its thing!

    Thanks for the reply. I've got the wort in the garage, and yesterday was pretty damp (in CT), so it was a little above the requested temp - was about 57 degrees.
  6. Shema2000

    Help - Waiting for yeast to do its thing!

    I used White Labs WLP940 Mexican Lager yeast in my 5gal lager recipe. Unfortunately, I was not able to create a yeast starter, but I did read a post somewhere about splitting the 5gal in half, with one with yeast, and one without for 1 day. The idea is that the 2.5 gal would get the yeast...
  7. Shema2000

    Vienna Lager Revvy's Vienna Lager

    I'm using this recipe with White Labs WLP940 Mexican Lager yeast, to make a nice cerveza. Thanks for the recipe! Cheers!:mug:
  8. Shema2000

    Brewing Chocolate Stout - Adding mint

    Hi all, I've been viewing this site for a few years now, but finally got myself a profile to start contributing! Thanks to all so far for all the great words of wisdom here. Here's why I'm posting: I'm brewing a chocolate stout (NB's Irish Dry Stout AG kit - and added about 1/2 cup of...
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