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    Dry Hopping in Primary

    Hey everyone, I've searched all over and haven't been able to find the answer I'm looking for. I'm dry hopping for the first time and planned on putting 1oz in a hop sock and then dropping that in my primary. Primary fermentation has already finished. I know there's people who say rack to...
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    Fermentation Chamber Question

    I'm about to buy a fridge/freezer this weekend to use for temp control. My original plan was to by a side by side type unit so eventually I can use one side to serve from kegs and the other to ferment. How do you set this up for 2 different temps? Is it even possible? I think I'm going to order...
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    Milled grain shelf life

    There is a sale on all grain kits that I want to buy. Buy 2 get one free... Not a bad deal but I'm not sure how long the milled grain will be good. Thoughts?
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    Trub in harvested yeast

    I harvested yeast from my last porter and want to use it to make a starter (first time harvesting). I have 3 1q jars. One of them has a ton of trub and not a lot of visible yeast, one has a medium amount of trub and a decent amount of yeast and the third has some trub and decent amount of yeast...
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    Porter Recipe Help

    Sorry if I sound like a rookie but that's what I am. I've done 3 all grain batches so far. I really want to make a good Vanilla Porter. I started with what I thought sounded like a great robust porter recipe to which I added vanilla beans to my secondary. It came out very bitter and dry, also...
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    Easy Pilsner Recipe Help

    So I've done my first all grain batch for a robust vanilla porter. I want to do a basic pilsner but I don't really know the best way to lager it as I don't have a good place to maintain the proper temps for an extended period of time. Any suggestions or recipes that don't require lagering?
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