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    Yeasty Beer?

    Howdy, I've finished my first batch of beer but the final taste doesn't seem to fit in with the IPA family it was meant to. The brew has a hot taste at first (this I'm concluding is the result of fermentation at about 75 degrees for the first 5 days before my basement cooled down...). This...
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    Ale Yeast at temps above 75 = Danger?

    So I've got a 3 day-old brew and the temp was 70 in my basement when I set it up. The weather has been a bit warmer outside today and my basement is at 77. I had signs of fermentation 9 hours into pitching the yeast, but it seems to have stopped at this point, and I'm worried this is because the...
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    High temps during fermentation

    Hey folks, I've placed my primary in my basement on top of a a mini fridge in a room that stays relatively cool. So far over the last three days, the temp down there at its coolest was about 71. For my beer, which is an Ale, I understand that is a decent temp. Fermentation started up...
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    Silly Emergency Liquid Thermometer issue

    Howdy, So I'm all set up with my wort in my bucket, but I am using Munton's IPA Bitter and 2lbs of DME. With this I needed to boil about 14 cups of water, throw that in the bucket with the extracts and stuff, then I filled the rest up with room temp water. Is this why my liquid themometer...
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    Hyrdrometer Reading & Transfer to Bottling Bucket

    Howdy, Two questions for post fermentation. I'm planning on doing both a primary and secondary fermentation (I know some on here prefer only primary but I'd still like your advice if you have it to lend). I plan on leaving my beer in the primary for about 10 days, then syphoning to my...
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    6 Gallon No-Boil & 5 Gallon brew kit dilemma

    I recently purchased a beginners kit to start brewing at home and along with the kit came a 5 gallon Carboy. The bucket is 6.5 gallons which I believe is pretty standard, and as far as I can tell, the carboy is not out of the norm either. I also purchased a 1.8kg Muton's No Boil IPA Bitter...
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