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  1. lbaker

    Blichman boilmaker ?'s

    Just got surprised with a 15g Blichman boilmaker brew pot for my bday. After the excitement wore off I realized I knew next to nothing about these beasts. What's the most common method of transferring to the Carboy? Do I need a special fitting or just attach siphon tubing? Does the bottom do a...
  2. lbaker

    Well this is embarrasing

    Let's say I know this guy...he went to pitch his yeast and it appeared to run down the inside side of his Carboy. 24 hrs, this same guy goes to check on his baby and realizes it was actually on the OUTSIDE of the Carboy in a beautiful sticky fashion. Fermentation is bubbling along very well, but...
  3. lbaker

    60 min clone ?

    I just bought a 60 min clone kit from my local home brew store, but the hop additions do not seem "continuous" like the name implies. Here are the hop additions... .50oz Warrior hops added at beginning of 60 min boil .75oz "1-hr hop mix" added at 45 min into boil .75oz " " added at 50 min into...
  4. lbaker

    First brew concerns

    "Amarillo Face" 3.0 lbs Wheat dry malt extract (Bavarian wheat) 1.0 lbs Light dry malt extract (Pilsen light) 1.0 lbs Rice syrup solids .75 lbs Wheat malt crushed .75 lbs Flaked wheat .50 oz Amarillo hops, added at the beginning of the 60 min boil .50 oz Amarillo hops, added at 30...
  5. lbaker

    Dry Hopping

    I know there are a million threads on here about dry hopping, but I guess I had another mental picture in mind and didn't see this expressed in the forums. I moved to secondary last night and added the 1oz amarillo to my gumballhead clone and this morning the pellets have formed a fine layer of...
  6. lbaker

    American Wheat Fermentation

    Hey all, time for the annoying newbie question of the hour. 2 weeks ago I brewed a gumballhead clone and it has been in the primary for 15 days as of today. FG was reached when I did a measurement on day 7 and matched on days 10 and 13. Knowing that nothing else is going on how long is too...
  7. lbaker

    Taste of primary fermentation

    Hey guys, just wrapped up my first batch and after 10 days in the primary I thought id taste while getting a FG reading.I made a 3Floyds Gumballhead clone and the first taste was different than what I was expecting. The beer has a strong alcohol taste and is very sour, not the tasty wheat I was...
  8. lbaker

    First batch ABV concerns

    "Amarillo Face" 3.0 lbs Wheat dry malt extract (Bavarian wheat) 1.0 lbs Light dry malt extract (Pilsen light) 1.0 lbs Rice syrup solids .75 lbs Wheat malt crushed .75 lbs Flaked wheat .50 oz Amarillo hops, added at the beginning of the 60 min boil .50 oz Amarillo hops, added at 30 min...
  9. lbaker

    Gumballhead extract clone

    Hey guys, got everything ready for my first batch Friday and thought I would post the recipe in hopes of receiving some input on improving it before brew day. I also have a few questions about the process. "Amarillo Face" 3.0 lbs Wheat dry malt extract (Bavarian wheat) 1.0 lbs Light dry malt...
  10. lbaker

    Gumballhead Clone- Extract

    Hey guys, got everything ready for my first batch Friday and thought I would post the recipe in hopes of receiving some input on improving it before brew day. I also have a few questions about the process. "Amarillo Face" 3.0 lbs Wheat dry malt extract (Bavarian wheat) 1.0 lbs Light dry malt...
  11. lbaker

    Beginners ?

    I am just getting into home brewing, and everything is making sense except for the varying opinions in secondary fermentation. My first batches will mainly be wheats and other common ales, but I'm receiving different advise in single vs second fermentation stages. Some do not see the benefit of...
  12. lbaker

    First time equipment advice

    Hi all. Now that graduation is near I am finally ready to start home brewing! I'm very excited, but I'm also the type of person that spends way too much time dwelling over selections to ensure I get everything I will want and not just for now. I have a local home brew shop that carries...
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