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  1. snoochhandytardman

    American IPA Bitter revenge IPA (The best Ive had)

    2tsps gypsum .25 lb aromatic .25 lb amber malt .75 lb 55L English Barley 7 lbs light malt extract 2 oz warrior 18 aa 1.25 oz cascade 7.5 aa .75 oz cascade Wyeast londonesb for real and it makes 5 gal This essentially gives the many same flavor characteristics as what ive served as...
  2. snoochhandytardman

    Nobody Knows the diacetyl secret

    How the hell do I get the desired amount of diacetal in my beer? This is not exclusively a yeast selection issue. I am drinking so many commericial beers that have this marvelous diacetyl quality, but i have no reliable guidelines for getting appropriate amounts in my homebrew. WTF?
  3. snoochhandytardman

    Hey! I want to clone a 450 year old beer

    I have recently fallen for a beer i thought i would never fall for. This "New Belgium" brewery has come up with a beer that is from a recipe over four century's old: "1554 Belgian Blackbeer." Amazingly.. Quite a beer! This, despite New Belgiums mostly lackluster past. It is very cool to think...
  4. snoochhandytardman

    how do i control sweetness?

    I think we all have run into what seems to be a brewing enigma. I just racked my belgian ale clone to 2ndary and it was great, except it was 35 percent to sweet. The FG was 1.013 though, so attenuation didn't seem a problem. My initial reaction was there may be just a unusual perception of...
  5. snoochhandytardman

    I have hardly seen anything weirder

    Just when you think youve seen every strange occurance in brewing, something new will come along. i just brewed an extract clone of ommagang's henepin and 16 hrs into fermentation i see what looks like yeast but its in clumps the size of popcorn. it's whirling around in there furiously! i'm a...
  6. snoochhandytardman

    American IPA Bitter revenge IPA (The best Ive had)

    .2tsps gypsum 7lbs light malt extract 1 lb dried light malt extract 1.5 oz magnum boiling 11.5AA 1 oz centennial boiling 10AA .5 oz centennial 30 mins .5 magnum 30 mins .5 oz centennial 2 min .5 lb crystal 20 .5 lb 2row pale .5 lb munich actually makes 5 gal This is a hoplovers...
  7. snoochhandytardman

    green apple smell

    :drunk: ive got a fantastic pale ale that has become stinky with green apple smell. i have been told this is probably due to acetaldyhyde as an intermediate part of the fermentation process; after six days the smell is diminished, but is still there. What the f@*#!:drunk: May 09 07UPDATE...
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