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    lets see your full Fermenters

    Imperial IPA on the right and Belgian Pale on the left. In the background I have aging in bottles - London Ale, Saison, Holiday Cream Stout, IPA Sent from my SCH-I545 using Home Brew mobile app
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    Saison Fermentation Question

    I bottled today adding EC-1118 Champagne yeast to get the carbonation that I am looking for. F.G. 10.10. 8.66% ABV. I had a commercial Farmhouse Ale to compare aromas and flavors to. Very very close. Mine is young and uncarbonated. The commercial version was bottled 8 months ago. So it has had...
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    Coffee in secondary?

    I tried cold steeped coffee in my secondary with one of my Imperial Stouts. I split the stout and bottled half of it straight and added 1 quart of cold steeped coffee to the other half. It was way too much. My friends like it. They say the coffee flavor really comes out. Personally I...
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    Saison Fermentation Question

    As far as mash temp goes, 154 was what the recipe I was following called for. Sent from my SCH-I545 using Home Brew mobile app
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    Saison Fermentation Question

    Yeast was WLP550, Belgian Ale Yeast. The brew shop I go to was out of the Saison specific yeast. But WLP550 is used in Saison as well. So I gave it a go. And so far it seems to be working out well. Sent from my SCH-I545 using Home Brew mobile app
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    Saison Fermentation Question

    I took a sample yesterday (1-23-2014) and S.G. was 1.012. Down 2 points in 5 days. Flavor of sample improved. Still a light sour background aroma. Mostly fruity. Taste was less chemically and more fruity. Not much in the way of sour to the taste. Overall it has mellowed a lot. I plan on...
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    Saison Fermentation Question

    Thanks. I am keeping it on the yeast cake for now Sent from my SCH-I545 using Home Brew mobile app
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    HELP: Austin Alaskan Amber Clone rotten-like taste

    Everything I have read has said to give it time. Put it in the back of your closet and come back to it in a couple of months. Sent from my SCH-I545 using Home Brew mobile app
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    Saison Fermentation Question

    I brewed a Saison style beer last weekend (1-12-2014) and pulled a sample today (1-18-2014) to check attrition as activity has slowed way down. O.G. 1.076. Today's S.G. 1.014. It had rapid fermentation as I used a yeast starter. Everything I have read about Saison is it should be active for 3...
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    My first infection ever

    I had a small infection in my first brew. I had mold growing on the top of my IPA. I treated it like cheese. I siphoned off the beer into a bottling bucket and left the layer with the mold in the carboy. It turned out great. I would recommend doing the same thing. leave the infection in the...
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    My New Year's brews

    It was sitting solid on the unseen side LOL. Sent from my SCH-I545 using Home Brew mobile app
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    lets see your full Fermenters

    Holiday Cream Stout and Double IPA Sent from my SCH-I545 using Home Brew mobile app
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    My New Year's brews

    Start of the new year. On the left we have my Holiday Cream Stout and on the right is my Double IPA :) Sent from my SCH-I545 using Home Brew mobile app
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    High FG using London Ale 1028 twice

    Thanks all. I am brewing an IPA tomorrow (last brew day of the year) and made a yeast starter this time. I have been using the smack packs and relying on them to do their thing. My first batch of beer I ever made went really well. It was just dumb luck I guess. I have been trying to follow...
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    High FG using London Ale 1028 twice

    Beernik my mash temp was 160. Pitch temp was 70°F.
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    High FG using London Ale 1028 twice

    Ok, so twice in a row now I have used Wyeast 1028 for London Ale and finished with a high gravity. The first one was an Imperial Stout with an OG of 1.072. I used two smack packs of 1028. FG was 1.036. I had rapid fermentation within 24 hours and had blow-off for two days. Fermentation...
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