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    North Carolina Various homebrew stuff

    Haven't brewed in years and would like to lessen the load of stuff just sitting around. Pick up in Clayton, NC. Best offer/negotiable. 10 various growlers, 2 are smaller in size - $10 12 NIB flip top bottles - $15 Forgot what the cooler thing is. Has small perforated pvc piping and a ball...
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    WTB: Mini fridge

    found one /thread Raleigh, North Carolina Looking for a mini fridge to use as a fermentation chamber/cold crashing. Needs to fit 6 gallon carboy and 7 gallon brew buckets. Prefer no freezer section and no bottom mounted compressors (those that take up half of the space on the bottom of fridge)
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    Help with several small batch, all-grain brews around Raleigh, NC

    I'm getting married this spring and would like to brew a few all-grain small batch beers for some guests/friends. I've done several 5 gallon extract brews, but am not ready to make the switch, nor do I have equipment for small batches. I was hoping to find someone around...
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    High FG (increased ?!?)

    Recently brewed an IPA extract kit with an SG of 1.068 (TG 1.062). I forgot to write down the gravity before cold crashing, but im sure it was 1.016 (EG 1.014). Well, I just transferred to my bottling bucket and am getiting a FG of 1.028. Something is obviously off here... my primary concern is...
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    Fermentation stuck at 1.021

    Sorry for another "stuck at 1.02" thread, but I just wanted to make sure of my process. Belgian Blonde Extract Kit Steeped specialty grains at 155-160 (sorry, no grain bill provided; I guess I could lower this to 150-155 range to possibly get more fermentables?) 3.3 lb Pilsner LME boiled for 60...
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    Happy Brewing from Raleigh NC

    Going to brew my first tomorrow morning! I've had an equipment kit for years and read Palmer's book a few times... and I am finally getting around to it! Spent a few hours today glancing through Palmer's brew day chapter, reading my kit instructions (LHBS kit), soaking equipment in beer brite...
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