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    Is it too late???

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    Is it too late???

    Hello I did my first AG yesterday, Ed's Haus Pale Ale. It took all day, and I think I missed every temp and volume, but now I know what I should have done, and I'll be much more prepared next time. More importantly, I have 4 gallons sitting in my fermenter with a gravity of 1.063. I pitched...
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    Fist time AG right now... Question?

    I'm doing Ed's Haus Pale Ale, the strike water's warming up as I'm writing this. I upped the grain weight to account for the low efficiency I'm expecting. So here's my question... I'm keeping the grain/water ratio the same - 1.3. So I'm going to dough in with 4.25 gallons instead of 3.5...
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    Building up the alcohol?

    OK, so keep in mind that this question originated in a thread about making hooch with Kool-Aid and bread yeast. So EACs please understand that this is for entertainment purposes only. It just got me curious on how the fermentation process works, and I wanted to move my question so that I...
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    All-grain Equipment Decision

    So I think it's time to move on in my homebrewing journey - up until now I've done only extract batches (partial boils on the stovetop in my 4 gallon pot). My friend's dad used to homebrew, and has a bunch of equipment laying around that he would sell me. He has everything needed to make 10-15...
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    Recipes with part LME and part DME

    Sometimes I see recipes that call for both LME and DME to be used. Usually, it's LME for the bulk of the extract, and then a smaller amount of DME. Why would you do this? The only thing that I can think of is maybe it has to do with the size of the containers that you commonly find the...
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    Stop the carbonation!

    Hello, My IPA's been bottled for two weeks at about 68 degrees F. I cracked one open last night to see how things are coming along (yummy!), and the carbonation is already right where I want it. So I took it and put it in my basement, which is always between 55 and 58 degrees. Is this cold...
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    Hello from Grand Rapids, Michigan

    Hey there, I've been a member of the forums for a couple weeks, but thought it would be nice to introduce myself. I'm pretty new at homebrewing (my 4th batch is sitting in the secondary), so this is a great resource. In fact, I found it when trying to learn more about using a secondary. At...
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    Oberon Clone

    Hey fellow brewers! Does anyone have a good extract recipe for an Oberon clone? It's a really good American wheat ale made by Bells, a brewery near me in Kalamazoo, MI. I searched the internet, and all I can find are all grain recipes. I saw a thread here from December 2005, but the...
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    First time Secondary - does this sound right?

    I'm brewing my 4th batch, first time using a secondary. It's an IPA, and the gravity after I pitched the yeast and shook the heck out of it was 1.061. Activity had slowed and the krausen had fallen by the 5th day or so, but I didn't get the chance to rack until last night(day 9). After I got...
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    Bayou Classic with partial boils

    Hi All, I'm thinking of getting a Bayou Classic Banjo cooker - I'm tired of waiting for my stove to get my wort boiling, and everyone seems to like this cooker. Right now, however, I only have a 20 qt. ss kettle that I've been using. Then, when I get the chance, I'll pick up a larger kettle...
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    Straining the wort???

    Hello, I just finished my third batch of beer, and I really enjoy it. One thing that bugs me, however, is the process of getting the wort from the kettle to the carboy. I use a funnel with a plastic screen filter, and it gets clogged up really fast. I've found that the only way to make...
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