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    Yeast for Schlafly Kolsch Clone (other than Wyeast 2565)

    I'm trying to brew a Schlafly Kolsch clone this weekend. Schlafly's website lists the following ingredients: Grains: Pale, Wheat, Munich, Carapils Hops: Hallertau Tradition, Perle Yeast: Koln brewery yeast strain (fermented at 62 deg. F.) Also, it lists the beer's profile: 6 SRM...
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    Keg after only 8 days in primary?

    Heres what's going on: I've got a pumpkin ale that's been in the primary for 8 days now. Ended up mashing low (145ºF) because my thermometer was reading ~8º hotter than the actual temp. Not ideal for this particular beer, but not the end of the world. Also, I added a cup of maple syrup at...
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    Knox Gelatin Questions - Process and Timing

    This is my first time using gelatin to filter my beer. I've scoured homebrewtalk forums and have found a plethora of useful information, but still have a couple questions I was unable to find the answer to: (1) Which substances specifically does gelatin filter out of the beer? (I.e., yeast...
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    Summer Ale with WAY too much Lemon Zest Flavor...any Remedies?

    I brewed an American Hefe last week and added about 1 oz of lemon zest. I took my FG reading today (hit target, which was great...but) when I sampled my beer it was way too lemony. Its astringent; tastes like biting into a lemon peel almost. but for the over-zestiness this would be a delicious...
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    Orange Peel and Coriander Amounts for Belgian Wit

    I'm brewing [something like] a Belgian wit tomorrow, and I was planning on using orange peel from freshly peeled oranges (or clementines), and ground coriander. Question 1: How much orange peel should I use? Question 2: How much coriander should I use? Question 3: at which point(s)...
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    Wyeast American Wheat 1010 fermentation temperature

    I want to brew something along the lines of blue moon/shock top. I really want the orange peel and coriander flavors to come through, so I don't want much clove/banana flavors from the yeast. Hence, I plan on using Wyeast American Wheat (1010). The rub: I've used this yeast before in an...
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    Kölsch Fermentation Temperature

    I made an 800ML starter on for a smack pack of Wyeast Kölsch (2565), which I let sit on my stir-plate for 30 hours and then pitched into my brew last evening after beer had cooled to ~65. The beer is sitting in my Fermentation chamber right now, ambient temp ~49, and it's fermenting like crazy...
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    Johnson Controls A19 Calibration

    I purchased a Johnson Controls a few months ago and use it in a Mini-Fridge to create a temperature controlled fermentation chamber. It works incredibly well at controlling temperature, and my beer quality has drastically improved. I've done about 10 beers using the controller in my...
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    Yeast Starter(s) For a Lager

    I'm brewing a lager this weekend (5 gallon batch, OG ~1.050, Ferm temp ~48) and I plan on using Wyeast Danish Lager yeast. I've got 2 stir plates and 2, 1 L Erlenmeyer flasks. I feel like I have three options here, and want opinions on which is the best: Option 1) Make 1, 1L Starter...
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    Stir Plate Cell Phone Charger/Power Adapter

    I'm looking to make a second stir plate and I need a cell phone charger or some power adapter with a 9-12V output. Unfortunately all of my chargers are ~5V, which won't cut it, so i'm going to have to buy one online. I found this website: http://www.cellphoneshop.net/celphontravc.html which has...
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    Blueberry Hefeweizen

    I'm brewing a wheat beer this weekend and many of my [female] friends have expressed an interest trying a "blueberry-y/citrus-y" beer. I figured this wheat beer would be a good base to incorporate such a taste. For the citrus flavor i'm just going to add an ounce or so of sweet orange peel...
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    Recipe Classification

    I'm curious as to what general classification of ales (e.g., "Stout," "Porter," etc...) this recipe falls under. Grains: 10 Lbs American Pale 2-row .5 Lb. American Crystal 90L .5 Lb. German Carafa II Hops: 3 oz Hersbrucker* (2.3% AA); (1 each at 60, 30, and 5 min's before boil...
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    Muntons Extra Light DME components

    Does anyone know what malt(s) is/are used in the production of... 1) Munton's Extra Light DME; and 2) Munton's Light DME? I remember reading somewhere (probably one of these forums) that Munton's Extra light consisted of English 2-row and CaraPils, but I'm not sure as to the validity of...
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