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    Belgian Tripel Tripel Karmeliet Clone

    Hello, everyone. I used all the information in this thread to build a recipe for a TK clone. However, the two LHBS close to my place don't hold neither WLP500 neither Wyeast 3463 (the two yeasts I noticed to be commented a lot). Yeasts they have: - White Labs WLP530, WLP540, WLP545 - Wyeast...
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    Aluminum chiller?

    I have just moved to the US and I and buying again some of the equipament needed for homebrew. I’m now building a jokey (the available ones are very expensive and I already have the faucets and connections, no need to buy again) and I can only find copper and stainless steel coils. Aren’t...
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    Homework done but still low mash efficiency: Bad grain crush?

    Hi everyone. Just to update: on my last brew session I finally had the chance to use my roll mill crusher. And the results were pretty good! Just out of curiosity, I took a photo of the brew shop mill gap and confirmed that it's probably too high (maybe close to 2mm). See below...
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    Homework done but still low mash efficiency: Bad grain crush?

    Thanks for all the replies! Answering the questions: - I just received my roll mill yesterday, so in my next batch I will be able to adjust the gap accordingly. I will probably waste some grains to fine tune the gap, but once that's done all the subsequent batches should be fine (I hope!)...
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    Homework done but still low mash efficiency: Bad grain crush?

    Thanks for the replies, guys. In my last brew I changed the place where I buy my malt. Grain crush looked better, as you can see in the photo below (it's 50% wheat malt, 50% pilsner malt): However, when I brewed (following the same guidelines I posted before), I got the same ~65% mash...
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    Homework done but still low mash efficiency: Bad grain crush?

    Hi everyone. It's the first time I post here but definitely not the first time I use the forum to get useful hints. I have just finished my fourth brew last week. Despite all the changes I incorporated in my process (described below), I am still hitting low mash efficiency values (~65%). I...
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