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  1. zarathustra19

    Fermentation and backsweetening question

    Hey all, This is my second cider ever, and the first with which I've used gravity readings and experimentation with different yeasts. I used 3.3 gallons of Simply Apple juice and a smack pack of Wyeast lambic blend (on the advice of my local homebrew shop owner for added tartness). I racked...
  2. zarathustra19

    State of the Union Blueberry Wheat

    5.04 lb Light Dry Extract (8.0 SRM) 2.80 lb Wheat Dry Extract (8.0 SRM) 1.32 oz Goldings, East Kent [5.00%] (60 min) 16.8 IBU 0.70 lb Blueberries (Boil 0.0 min) 4.20 lb Blueberries (Primary 7.0 days) 4.20 lb Blueberries (Secondary 7.0 days) 1 Pkgs American Wheat Ale (Wyeast Labs #1010)...
  3. zarathustra19

    Primary Fermentation question

    Okay, so I've actually been brewing for about three years now, and with the lighter beers I've made good progress. However, I thought I'd post this in the beginners forum since its really my first "dark" beer. I'm brewing a porter, and the recipe calls for leaving the wort in the primary for...
  4. zarathustra19

    Low gravity problem

    I just put a batch of coconut porter into the fermenter a few minutes ago, and when I took my initial reading, the gravity showed 1.046ish (my hydrometer is not the best). Anyway, according to Beer Smith, I should be showing 1.053, I've included the recipe below. As I'm trying to get this to...
  5. zarathustra19

    High Kreuzen Problems (some help please)

    Hi Guys, As you might notice, I'm more of a lurker than a poster here, but this time I need a little advice and maybe some commiseration. I'm brewing a blueberry wheat, not dissimilar from a regular wheat recipe I've done before. It consists of Light DME and Wheat LME (3lbs per), Kent...
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