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    Never realized how important fermentation temps are...

    So I brewed the AHS sweet stout about 4 weeks ago and used 12 grams of Munton's dry yeast (OG-1.60). The batch fermented at a pretty constant temp of 65 degrees (stick on thermometer said 66)....and after 4 days it showed 1.30 (target is 1.22). I then checked again a week later, and still...
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    Any tips to getting all the beer out of the carboy?

    Did the bottling today of my first brew. Used the siphon to transfer from the glass carboy to the bottling bucket but there was a ton of sediment in the bottom of the carboy....I tried to tilt the carboy to the side so that I could get the last 3/4 of a gallon out but that just aggravated the...
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    Final Gravity a little high?

    For the first brew I did a True Brew Canadian Ale kit (Muntons dry yeast)....pitched the yeast at 75 degrees...been fermenting between 64-66 degrees. Bubbled like crazy for 48 hours then basically stopped. OG came in right where it was suppose to (1.43) but I checked the final gravity a week...
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    My 2nd brew...good stout ingredient kit?

    Got started with a True Brew Canadian Ale kit and for the 2nd brew I want to do a stout and just want the ease of it in kit form. My preference on taste: I like Guiness but I want something that is slightly less filling (if at all possible!) and slightly less bitter. I LOVE Sam Adams Cream...
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    Making the first brew this weekend...

    Well between the equipment kit my fiance bought me, the "Joy of Home Brewing" Book (the beginners section), and the True-Brew ingredient kit for Canadian ale, there seems to be alot of conflicting information. So here is a few questions I have so I make sure I can do this right the first time...
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