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58188 + 5 Bock + 5 octoberfest 58198 gallons

56,744.5 gal + 11 gal brown ale 56755.5 gallons

+10 gal Amber Ale 46669 gal

Thats kinda how I do multiple batches. The second I get the wort out of the tun and the grains cleaned out Im starting mashing the second brew while the first is boiling. I mash 60 minutes and boil 60 minutes. so when the boil is finished i put it in an ice bath in the fermenter (no other...

sounds good

40,579.5 +4.5 witbier +6 American pale ale 40590

So you are going to lager in the bottles? After the carbonation happens?

Anybody ever got their freezer into ale fermenting range using this?

31699 +5 gallon witbier 31704

You're right that is what I want to do. IF it doesn't take too long to boil down to this amount and would not hurry the wort in any way.

I do extract right now. At the end of my boil I have about 3 gallons. I can cool it fast enough for me with just 1 gallon ice, cold water bath (no ice) and top off with cold tap water. About how long does it take to boil off about 2 gallons? Just curious. Not about accuracy right now.

So I've been searching and couldn't find the answer I was looking for. Maybe I wasn't using the right search criteria. Here's my question. Is it feasible to boil your wort down to 4.5 to 5 gallons, from 7 to 9 gallons, before doing your hop additions? This way i could cool it off with ice...

29972 + 5 gal kolsh 29977

I know this is an old thread but what if you do an extended boil before adding the hops? You could, for instance, boil 7 gallons down to 4 gallons then add hops as normal, then have at the end around 3 gallons. Would this work? or is there a chance or scorching the wort? How detrimental and...

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I'm only stuck only 1 gal just for experimentation. I did however go by Walmart, and they have empty gallon jugs they sell to fill up with water at a fill up station. These empty jugs are actually more expensive ($1.50) than the ones with water already in them ($1). I'll probably just buy a few...

27940 + 5 gallons IPA 27945

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I've never actually paid any attention to glass juice bottles. We try not to let our kids drink too much juice. But I will have to see if there are any glass ones. THANKS!!!

ok. got it. didnt want to hear but got it. lol. What about the 1 gal fruit juice bottles for secondary?