I am in Zionsville, and looking for a beer club to join. I have been brewing a little of a year all extract. I did brew with guys at Tuxedo and they taught me the basics on grain.
Did you Fishers guys join FBI?
Thanks
http://www.northernbrewer.com/documentation/beerkits/BlackIPA.pdf
Here is a link to the kit.
So it was 9.5 of malt syrup. My bad for the mistake. I thought it was Candy syrup. My batch did not turn out no big surprise there.
I understand brewing is serious and important. I have only...
I have brewed 2 kits from http://www.highgravitybrew.com
One was 9.75% and the other was 8.5%.
Northern brewers Black IPA is over 10%. It calls for sugar at the end of the boil.
Some of the Triple Belgian kits are close to 10%.
My problem with some of these kits is you really need a yeast...
After a year of extract brewing I am looking to make the jump to all grain.
Extract brewing is awesome and does not take up that much time but I feel like the next step to become a great brewer is all grain.
How do you know if the yeast stalled out on you?
The kit called for 7 day in the primary SG 1.40 Transferred to secondary and I am still at 1.40?
This is a strong farm house ale.
Thoughts?
I brewed NB's Black IPA and had some problems with it. There is so much sugar in this kit that when I bottled they carbed up really fast. I have volcanoes with 22oz bottles. The kit calls for 1lb of corn sugar at the end of the boil.
I am a rookie so I am sure I did a couple of thing wrong.
I would like some feedback on what is better for both primary fermentation and secondary.
I switched to a bucket for primary because it is easier to transport. I can't tell if it's having an impact on the brewing process.
Thoughts?
Thanks