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    Sour hefeweizen?

    I used a brand new better bottle, first time fermenting anything in it. The beer doesn't taste overwhelmingly sour that's why I'm not 100% sure it is infected, I guess I'll just wait a see what happens, if it sucks after a couple more weeks then I'll be forced to dump it
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    Sour hefeweizen?

    Brewed a hefe a few weeks ago, all-grain, 60 percent wheat 40 percent pilsner using the wyeast 3068 weihenstephan weizen yeast. I did a single temp infusion mash at 152, brew day went well and my og was higher than expected at 1.058, I checked the gravity today almost two weeks later and it's...
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    Questions on saving yeast

    I recently harvested and washed yeast from my primary fermentation, for the first time. I noticed once I had my yeast in my pint mason jars and they started to settle out more, that I had also harvested a fair amount (about a fingers worth) of trub. I know I left the majority of the trub...
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    Single infusion mash vs. single infusion mash w/"mash out"

    I fly sparge and have been having problems with my beers turning out very dry when I do not want them to, even when mashing around 155 +. I use a 10 gallon igloo cooler for my mash tun so I don't really have much of a problem maintaining mash temperature. I'd like to do a mashout infusion but...
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    Green Beer Flavors cause of bottling?

    I was kind of thinking the same thing, that would make sense, thanks for the input
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    Green Beer Flavors cause of bottling?

    I've noticed after bottling several of my beers they tend to have off flavors that eventually fade out. While I know this is normal and expect it, I've also noticed that I don't seem to taste these flavors prior to bottling. I always taste my beer when transferring from primary to secondary...
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