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American Pale Ale Bluegrass Pale Ale
I was surprised.. for such a quick extract brew it was VERY quaffable.. I will be brewing this again soon..- ArtsAles
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- Forum: Homebrew Ale Recipes
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Group buy: grain mill
Also interested in the Barley Crusher with 15lb hopper..- ArtsAles
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- Forum: Equipment/Sanitation
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Would you still use this as a fermenter?
hahaha great idea for a picture too, I'll have to use that one for family :)- ArtsAles
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- Forum: General Homebrew Discussion
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For the love of FOAM
no because I've done away with my tower temporarily (in attempt to isolate this problem to the tap itself, so I 've been using picnic taps) "leaving them in the fridge of course" I have ~2-3 inches of head my first pour which is tolerable. Additional pours yield good 1inch head results.. Thanks...- ArtsAles
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For the love of FOAM
Yep was definitely the line size.. just tried 3/16 that fixed the whole problem.. thanks so much for the help gents.. BEER ON!- ArtsAles
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For the love of FOAM
Im using 1/4 inch lines Im currently using little picnic taps After bleeding todays pour starts at about 1/3 cup beer 2/3 foam. Still not quite right. -Art- ArtsAles
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For the love of FOAM
I've read so many threads on "to much foam" my eyes are bleeding. Here is my situation perhaps someone can add some insight. Beer temp ~42 degrees Beer Line (Iv'e tried 6 foot : 10 foot : 15 foot) I have the McMaster "savior to short hose deal" (in fact I've got 2 in my keg currently) I've...- ArtsAles
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Score! What do I do with them?
Great find! Lots of ideas come to mind with that both electric and propane driven :)- ArtsAles
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- Forum: DIY Projects