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So I just had the crazy idea of using Sake yeast for apple wine, do you think this would work? Cheers.

thanks guys

Do I need to cover up my better bottles so they don't get exposed to light or is that only with glass? Thanks for the help!

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Bottle it for sure, it only gets better with age, I am jealous. Enjoy!

I've only had Racer X on cask, so you maybe right.

I think your talking about Racer X, which is a great beer worth seeking out. Have a good trip!

I've been making ales for a little over a year now and decided to take on my first lager (AHS Noble pils). I am done with the primary fermentation and almost done with my d-rest. My questions is can I just rack this into my corny keg for the lagering process? Secondly, could I put the keg on...

That makes me feel a bit better, no it didn't get any extra oxygen (I don't think anyways). I have another batch that is 4 weeks old and it doesn't have this stuff at the bottom. I am going to rack it anyway today and hope for the best.

I went to rack my apfelwein that has been sitting for 5 weeks and noticed this stuff in the bottom. Has anyone seen this before or know what it is? I am hoping the batch is not ruined.

Nice! She is a keeper no doubt. Have fun with the project!

Thanks for the information! Much appreciated.

I would suggest using organic fertilizer if you want to feed the hops, some good organic fertilizer would be bat guano or earthworm castings, not to mention compost (that you added your spent grain to I hope). As far as the pests are concerned, try to identify the pest, if its a caterpillar or...

I would go with a kegging setup, so much easier, makes you wanna brew more!

I have done this before as well, I am interested to see what the experts have to say.

Got it out without having to replace either, although the co2 connect looks like a dog chewed on it. Thanks for all the help and wisdom! Cheers.

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Well I guess this goes down as a learning experience, brute force has proved to be unsuccessful. I will try it a few more times before I decide to give up. At that point I need to remove and replace the post? Thanks for the help. This is only the second keg I have bought, I had no problem...

I write this as I am trying my first apfelwein, all I can say is wow. Now to my problem, after racking the apfelwein I had the great idea of force carbing it a bit, that went just fine but when I went to switch the co2 fitting from the out to the in it wouldn't budge, even after many failed...