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    Burtonizing

    I am having a hard time wrapping my head around Burtonizing. From what I understand, "Burtonizing" is loosely defined as the addition of calcium salts (typically gypsum, CaSO4) to balance the calcium hardness and the alkalinity to allow one to brew pale colored beers. I readily admit that I...
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    Switch to False Bottom advice

    I've been using a converted 10gal Rubbermaid cooler with a stainless steel braid as my MLT for a while now, but I am thinking of switching to a false bottom. The reason for this is I want to be able to also use the cooler as a vessel to hold my fermenter with some ice blocks to try to control...
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    Commercial Brewing Heat Sources

    Does anyone have any idea what type of heat sources commercial breweries use? I can see benefits to both gas/propane and electric. I also wonder if smaller craft brewers can use either while the bigger boys always use one kind. Anyone know?
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    AG in small batches

    I'm looking to start all grain brewing in my apartment, and my only equipment for mashing/boiling are a 5 gallon pot and my gas range. I have successfully done a number of partial mash recipes using the large grain-bag method and have gotten good efficiencies (>70%). I plan on adapting it to...
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    Manhattan Apartment Brewer

    Hi All, I have been brewing for a few months now and just found this place--so far I have gotten a lot of really helpful information! I have done about 6 extract batches to this point...I want to eventually get to AG but I live in an apartment in Manhattan and I don't have the...
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