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    Krausening lite lager

    I'm thinking of adding 1 g to 4 g to krausen. My thought process is that yeast would start digesting that and I'll have yeast at the same stage in the fermenter as a high krausen externally. I use the same yeast for all my lagers, pitch and aerate well. I'm starting to think it is the low FAN...
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    Krausening lite lager

    Hi, brewing my fourth iteration of a light lager, seem to keep having diacetyl problems with this style. Not so with other lagers. I've been krausening with quart of high krausen starter to reduce diacetyl. Question on krausening, any problem just adding fresh wort, saved from the brewday...
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    Bottling tips to reduce oxygen?

    I'm thinking I may just bottle from the keg using some contraption with low psi, maybe purge bottles first with co2, but the blichmann gun is out of the question money wise.
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    Bottling tips to reduce oxygen?

    I don't do that, will add that to process for sure
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    Getting Chico yeast below 1.010 on IPAs

    If your not using crystal, mashing low, and using O2, I'd strongly suspect pitch rates. Use s-o5 as your Chico strain, it's more attenuative than 001 and 1056. Brew an APA with one pack and re-pitch 500 mls/1 pint unwashed cake into the new IPA, and I bet you crack 1.008
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    Bottling tips to reduce oxygen?

    Hi all, Been brewing a few years and have stashed a couple older beers at this point up to 3 yrs now. Problem is, they're getting too oxidized to last that long, especially strong dark beers. I know these beers keep that long, so how do I reduce O2 when bottling? I keg, but not these beers...
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    Which microscope to buy??

    Oil immersion is your best bet, especially if you stained...
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    pH for a English bitter

    Thanks, I know some vary their kettle pH based on beer type and was wondering if some had a thought on whether the final boil pH should be on the higher or lower side of 5.1-5.3
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    pH for a English bitter

    Any thoughts on proper mash and kettle pH for a best bitter? Thanks, Adam
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    New England Grain Buy Sept 2014

    I added a 0.5 of both TF-brown malt and CM-wheat
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    New England Grain Buy Sept 2014

    I'd like to add a 0.5 split of brown malt, close out the 0.5 of wheat, and maybe add some crystal splits...lemme know if you can add me to the spreadsheet. Thanks, Adam
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    New England Group Buy May 2014

    Wow, didn't know that it'd be this weekend, thought it was going to be further out. I won't be able to make it, can someone pick up my four bags for me? I'm in the Boston area
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    ECY20 Repitch advice

    I repitched ECY20 and there's a good deal of ethyl acetate in it, will have to blend. But this is an n of one, and wild ferments do as they please. I'd go heavy on the sacc you add (any saison would do, as well as chico) and be careful with the amount of the ECY slurry. Next lambic I do will...
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    Recipe Critique

    I'd double the amount of hops. These hops are low AA varieties, also meaning they have lower amounts of total oils, so less flavor per ounce vs. American hops.
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    New England Group Buy May 2014

    I've closed out the dmun split and added three bags Would be open to a brown malt split if someone was interested.
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