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    Champagne bottle bombs?

    So I brewed an Orval clone with mash temp 152 and initial gravity 1.059. Fermented in primary for a week with a free rise from 57 F to 72 F, then transferred to secondary, added two bottles of Orval dregs and let it sit for three weeks at 59 F. The final gravity was 1.008. I did a few things...
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    WTT: 3 gal ball lock keg for two 5 gal ball lock kegs

    As the subject line says, I've got a 3 gallon ball lock and want to trade it for two 5 gallon ball lock kegs or $70. I'm looking to increase my kegging capacity. Local only, please. The keg is a single plastic handle style keg. It holds pressure and I just cleaned and sanitized it. You will...
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    Scottish Ale technique for making Belgian Dark Strong Ale?

    I've been recently reading about Scottish Ales and I was wondering if anyone has ever tried using the Scottish Ale "boil down technique" to make a Belgian Dark Strong Ale. What I mean is using only Belgian Pale and Pilsner malt and taking the first gallon of runnings, then boiling that down...
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    Bar Keeper's Friend Multi Purpose Household Cleaner 21oz $3

    Not sure if this is the correct place for this post, but I found this deal online and thought it might be useful to some folks. Here is the link: http://dealsea.com/view-deal/44189 Cheers, CHB
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    Homemade Dark Belgian Candi Syrup at bottom of carboy

    So I brewed up a Dubbel last week and decided to make some Dark Belgian Candi Syrup per SpanishCastleAle's methods in the following link: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/making-dark-candi-syrup-102471/ I did about 1.5 lbs and brought it up to 240 F to finish then cooled to room temp. It...
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    Heatstick results & questions

    Greetings fellow homebrewers! I've been lurking for a while now, but have decided to make my first post about the heatstick I recently built and used yesterday for brewing. I followed the fine instructions from Tom's Cedar Creek Network page and made a 2000 W right-angle heatstick. Plugged...
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