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Hello. My last brew as a 'Wood Aged' Stout where I used bourbon soaked oak spirals for the wood 'aging'. It is just now being crashed so that I can move it into a keg for aging and storage. I am hoping a few months untouched will improve the wood taste. My next project will be a Belgin Single...

HI. Furthering this conversation. Is there a spiral to spirit ratio; ie. one spiral to 16 oz bourbon, etc.?

Thanks for the handy table. I will print it and use it as a 'guide'.

I will be adding vanilla (bean tincture) to my next beer. I have read/seen how to create a tincture from vanilla beans. Some recipes say just split the bean and cut it into chunks and put in the [vodka] liquid and let it soak for a couple of days or weeks. Other recipes say to split the bean...

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I regularly read two brew magazines: Brew Your Own and Zymurgy; however, I will pick-up and read any magazine that I find laying around. :)

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This is as good an explanation as can be given.

Hello: One of the projects that the Home Brew Club I am a member of does is create Holiday or Winter Beers. This year I decided to create a brew for this presentation. My idea is to use a basic Porter recipe (and there are hundreds of them) and adopt it to include mulled spices. In this...

Cream Stout Saturday.

Please include me in the FastTrack give-a-away.

Read your reply. IMHO your using too much PBW. I use it at a rate of 2 tbls per 5 gal. This formula has worked perfectly well. :drunk:

Just bottled a Rye Wheat 135 IBU on Wednesday. Initial tasting was fantastic. Can't wait to see how it tastes in a couple weeks.

I am attempting to brew a campfire ale. Attempting to achieve a smoky aroma without the heavy smoky taste. How did your batch turn out?

Yes, you can use Oxiclean. It will work just as good. :tank:

I will do more research on this alternative. Thanks.

What is a Sanke Adapter?

I have a question concerning quick disconnects. Quick Disconnects – Plastic or stainless fittings that join the plastic keg hose to the keg itself. There are two types – pin and ball connectors corresponding to pin type and ball type Cornelius kegs. The ball type kegs seem to be more common...

Will be brewing a cream stout.

Will be doing an all grain of my Campfire Ale. See attached. Will let you know how it turns out. :)