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After many years of off and on interest, I finally brewed my first batch today, an Irish Red Ale. Kit from Midwest. All seemed to go well, time will tell I suppose. 
. O.G. Was 1.040. 
. O.G. Was 1.040. 
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Update...after three weeks in the primary, my first ever batch of brew (Irish Red Ale) is done, well almost . Today, I bottled a six pack and kegged the rest. The FG turned out to be 1.012 which actually turned out to be right in the range (1.010 - 1.012) of recipe sheet that came with the kit. I gave it a taste and is seemed pretty tasty for flat beer. Now I just have to be patient and wait for it to carb up. I will take a pull off the keg in a week or so. My plan for the bottles is to let them condition for at least three weeks and then give one a try. I will then try one every week or so after that to see how it progresses. At least the is the plan. Now I need to get my next batch going!
. Today, I bottled a six pack and kegged the rest. The FG turned out to be 1.012 which actually turned out to be right in the range (1.010 - 1.012) of recipe sheet that came with the kit. I gave it a taste and is seemed pretty tasty for flat beer. Now I just have to be patient and wait for it to carb up. I will take a pull off the keg in a week or so. My plan for the bottles is to let them condition for at least three weeks and then give one a try. I will then try one every week or so after that to see how it progresses. At least the is the plan. Now I need to get my next batch going!
Update...after three weeks in the primary, my first ever batch of brew (Irish Red Ale) is done, well almost . Today, I bottled a six pack and kegged the rest. The FG turned out to be 1.012 which actually turned out to be right in the range (1.010 - 1.012) of recipe sheet that came with the kit. I gave it a taste and is seemed pretty tasty for flat beer. Now I just have to be patient and wait for it to carb up. I will take a pull off the keg in a week or so. My plan for the bottles is to let them condition for at least three weeks and then give one a try. I will then try one every week or so after that to see how it progresses. At least the is the plan.
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. Today, I bottled a six pack and kegged the rest. The FG turned out to be 1.012 which actually turned out to be right in the range (1.010 - 1.012) of recipe sheet that came with the kit. I gave it a taste and is seemed pretty tasty for flat beer. Now I just have to be patient and wait for it to carb up. I will take a pull off the keg in a week or so. My plan for the bottles is to let them condition for at least three weeks and then give one a try. I will then try one every week or so after that to see how it progresses. At least the is the plan. ^^^^^ Yes you do
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