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    Stout Tanks and Kettles 7.3G Conical Fermenter Giveaway!

    Thanks Stout! This would match my stout kettles wonderfully. Pick me!
  2. BeerGrylls

    Official Broken Hydrometer Count

    2186. Went three years without busting one, then I see a piece missing from one. Hmmm, where'd it go??
  3. BeerGrylls

    Camlock to Ball Lock Post

    https://www.brewhardware.com/product_p/camtoball.htm
  4. BeerGrylls

    Yeast immobilization: magic beans of fermentation

    We appreciate the update blizz81!
  5. BeerGrylls

    Tips for the Infamous "super hoppy" IPA/IIPA

    Night shift whirlpool wins in the aroma department. I can smell one from down the street.
  6. BeerGrylls

    Announcing My Brewery - Hailstorm Brewing Co

    Awesome! Now to get there...
  7. BeerGrylls

    Announcing My Brewery - Hailstorm Brewing Co

    What's that from? Don't say GABF..
  8. BeerGrylls

    American Pale Ale Lake Walk Pale Ale

    Hmm, maybe Chinook?
  9. BeerGrylls

    Kettle PH

    I went back and read Martin's comment once more and now I see what you're questioning. The data I know of tells us that the pH is the principal driver behind tannin, ash, and silicate extraction. But if there's data to show that gravity is directly responsible for astringency compounds then...
  10. BeerGrylls

    Kettle PH

    It's all in the phosphate buffering power at high gravity concentrations that keep the pH low.
  11. BeerGrylls

    Co2 filled in MA

    Good points! Yes I think both of these things are quite standard in the industry, and if not they should be.
  12. BeerGrylls

    Kettle PH

    Keep in mind that as the kettle run off becomes low gravity, in the 1.011-1.009 range, it has very little buffering power and thus the pH is likely to easily rise to the 6.0 range. This promotes tannin extraction and astringency well within taste thresholds in the final product. That's why it's...
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    Co2 filled in MA

    I thought I updated this thread but apparently not. I got a fill at Speedway in Gloucester, 20 lb for around $22 or $23 including tax. Still great folks over there. They do beer gas too for those interested.
  14. BeerGrylls

    Trade Homebrew Pictures!

    Oh you know, just a little daytime pickup while away in Seattle.
  15. BeerGrylls

    White Crusty layer on IPA After Dry Hopping

    oh and you'll want to replace that bucket for future "clean" beers, save it for your sour beer program or for holding grain. My advice if you have kegs and it tastes ok: cold crash and carb it up, then drink it while it still tastes fine. Don't bottle it since you would risk bottle bombs as the...
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    Simcoe and Amarillo don't go well together!

    Dude disagrees: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=32939 Apparently so do several commercial breweries who use exactly that combo.
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