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  1. MoveMaine

    American Wheat with Citra or Hallertau?

    Brewing an American Wheat with honey/lemon adjuncts. I want the citrus/fruit profile of the Citra, but not overly bitter. Would a 50/50 mix in the last 15 minutes work, or for this style beer is one preferred over the other?
  2. MoveMaine

    Fermentation advice needed

    I'm at the 2 week mark for fermentation of a Bavarian Hefeweizen. BSG's Bavarian Hef extract kit: 2 x 3.3 lb cans Wheat LME 1 oz German Hallertau hops 11.5 g Fermentis WB-06 My gravity's at 1.012 (1.010 being the goal), but I still have a lot of crud floating on the top. Which leads to my...
  3. MoveMaine

    Anyone tried lattice for storage?

    Interesting idea: https://bullcityhomebrew.wordpress.com/2012/04/03/easy-diy-wall-storage-for-your-beer-and-wine/
  4. MoveMaine

    Labeling methods?

    Does anyone label with some type of glass marker? Or is everyone using labels? I thought about getting these reusable semi-permanent labels: http://garagemonk.myshopify.com/ Or cling labels: http://www.beerclings.com/ http://www.grogtag.com/front-only-basic-label Or I assume you...
  5. MoveMaine

    First Brew; first crack of the lid

    Brewing a Bavarian Hefeweizen; opened up the bucket today to take a gravity reading. I'm at 3.5 days. Results below. Looks like beer. Smells like beer. Tastes kind of like flat beer (but a little sour - normal?). Gravity reading was 1.016. Everything look normal? I'm I on course?
  6. MoveMaine

    semi-permanent marking?

    Is there some type of marker that will stay fairly well but will also come off with oxyclean when I clean my bottles? Something like: http://www.michaels.com/craft-smart-chalk-marker-set-commercial/10248384.html
  7. MoveMaine

    Curious Traveler recipe?

    Many suggest blending to achieve the shandy, but I like Curious Traveler's because the flavor feels more integrated. I found this article: http://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/food/shandies-where-beer-meets-lemon/2013/05/13/52cec554-b738-11e2-92f3-f291801936b8_story.html which gives...
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