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    Hop Tea?

    Hey guys, I just watched an interesting report about the history of beer brewing on The History Channel. Aside from the fact that it was all about the history of beer:drunk: , I learned that Anheuser-Busch, and some other breweries make a hop tea to determine the hop profile of the beers they...
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    Little brewing experiment

    Now that I'm getting more experienced with brewing procedures, I wanted to start experimenting with individual ingredients. What I want to do is basically brew a bunch of simple beers, and change only one or two things at a time. I figure in the long run I'll be able to make a better brew if I...
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    Christmas Ale progress

    Well, it's been about 4 days since I started fermenting my Christmas Ale, a recipe which is sort of a conglomeration of other comparable recipes I've seen online. The original gravity was 1.064, so it's a fairly high gravity brew (there's honey in there), and today the gravity was 1.032, but...
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    LME vs. DME

    As I read more and more, I've come to realize that many recipes I've seen online (excluding all-grain brews) use either exclusively liquid malt extract, or a combination of liquid malt extract and dry malt extract only as a sugar-substitute. However, I have not seen any recipes where dry malt...
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    My beer's doomed! NOOOOO!

    Hey guys, Fairly amateur brewer here with a BIG (?) problem. This is my 4th batch of beer, and I am far from perfecting it to a science. Two of the the three beers I have made were more-or-less "all-extract" brews, and one was a Vienna lager kit which came with grain to steep in. One beer was...
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    Brewing a lager (help a noob)

    Hey guys, I'm new to this forum and homebrewing in general. I'm in my junior year in college (I'm a Comp. Sci. major), and recently decided to pick up homebrewing as a hobby, which gives me plenty of stuff to talk about in school. :cool: At some point, I may want to pursue a professional...
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