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    Ever brew with sugar maple sap?

    I've had some experience brewing using either syrup or maple sugar (zippy, if you're in central Mass, check out Warren Maple Farm in N. Brookfield); but this is the first year that I'm using sap. The plan is to boil 6 or 7 gallons down to 5, and then treat it like my older recipe, in which 1 lb...
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    American Colonial Spruce Beer

    where did you find this recipe? I think that I listened to the same NPR story
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    What's your brewery name?

    Dawnland Brewing Company
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    Weirdest Wort Ever

    Okay... first fermentation done, and it looks like we're going somewhere. THe Wort itself tasted decent, and the ooze seemed to mostly sedimentize (although there is a lot. Out of five gallons, I racked only top four, as the bottomed seemed to have a consistency of oatmeal. I'm worried that I...
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    Weirdest Wort Ever

    wow just did the research and found out that whirfloc goes for 1/2 tablet for 5 gallons.... I added 10
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    Weirdest Wort Ever

    seems from these postings that the Whirfloc tablets (thanks for the correction, Fnord) are the culprit. I figure that since I might as well see what happens from here-- secondary fermentation starts next week-- I'll let you know how it goes. A shame too... this recipe (maple ale) was incredibly...
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    Weirdest Wort Ever

    I will admit that I probably did something wrong in the process (see more below), but I just started fermenting the oddest wort I have ever seen. Letting the wort cool for about 30 minutes, when transferring to the fermenter, it looked gelatinous. While about half of it was more-or-less...
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    Help avoiding **MASSIVE** beer explosions!

    Has anyone ever had experience with bottle explosions? I still don't know what happened, but one night, I think a single bottle ruptured, which triggered a chain-reaction with the rest of the box. Two years later, I still have no idea what happened... over-sugared? over-yeasted? or just a...
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    New England Brewing

    Hello from the dawnlands! I've been brewing on-and-off for about five years now and looking forward to moving into some more advanced challenges (e.g., less kits). I love local recipes, ingredients, and old-time methods and look forward to talk to you all :mug:
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    17th century French beer?

    I love this concept of "colonial beers!" As a New Englander, I'm interested in learning what kind of beers the first English would have brought with them to the Massachusetts coast-- does anyone have any leads on Pilgrim-era brwe recipes? (historical note: in 1621, Samoset startled the...
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