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    Better Bottle vs. water cooler bottle

    Yes, I saw the date. I've only recently started using plastic bottles for brewing, so I didn't know how common #1's were these days. Just trying to share a little info...
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    Blonde Ale Centennial Blonde (Simple 4% All Grain, 5 & 10 Gall)

    With more than 1300 posts and tons of positive feedback, I thought this would be a good recipe to try for my first all-grain brew. Despite sitting around a burner in 100 degree Texas heat, things went well. I brewed 5.5 gallons and split it between two primaries. In one I pitched US-05 and in...
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    Better Bottle vs. water cooler bottle

    The 4 gallon water jugs from Sam's Club are PET (recycle #1). While they're small, I just split a 5.5 gallon batch between two of them. It's actually kind of fun because I can use a different yeast strain in each and compare results.
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    Munich Helles Münchner Helles

    Thanks for the recipe. For the sake of clarity, do you really boil the DME for only 15 minutes? Just wanted to be sure.
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    Wierd Aftertaste

    Thanks. I've been using my wife's candy thermometer thinking it was pretty accurate, but maybe that’s the problem. I’ll try keeping the temperature at a lower reading next time and hope the stick flavor does not appear. Any hope that the flavor will subside as the beer ages or is the batch...
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    Wierd Aftertaste

    Hi guys, not to hijack the thread, but I have a strange aftertaste question too. My last couple brews have had a flavor of bitter wood or sticks on the finish/aftertaste. Any ideas what may cause this and, more importantly, how I can avoid it? I brew with DME, but I typically steep some grain...
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