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    Champagne bottle bombs?

    Thanks for the reply. This was the beer after just two weeks of conditioning. Looks like the rest are going into the fridge.
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    Champagne bottle bombs?

    Update...I opened one of the bottles over the weekend and it's already quite carbonated. I'm thinking somewhere between 2.5 and 3 volumes of CO2 with only one week of carbonation. I am leaning towards waiting another two weeks and then just throwing the lot into a fridge. It's pretty damn...
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    Champagne bottle bombs?

    So I brewed an Orval clone with mash temp 152 and initial gravity 1.059. Fermented in primary for a week with a free rise from 57 F to 72 F, then transferred to secondary, added two bottles of Orval dregs and let it sit for three weeks at 59 F. The final gravity was 1.008. I did a few things...
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    WTT: 3 gal ball lock keg for two 5 gal ball lock kegs

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    WTT: 3 gal ball lock keg for two 5 gal ball lock kegs

    As the subject line says, I've got a 3 gallon ball lock and want to trade it for two 5 gallon ball lock kegs or $70. I'm looking to increase my kegging capacity. Local only, please. The keg is a single plastic handle style keg. It holds pressure and I just cleaned and sanitized it. You will...
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    Is it too late for Octoberfest lager/marzen?

    You can pull it off if you skip the lager phase. Make your wort and chill to pitching temps...a little less than 50 F. Have a large starter of lager yeast and chill it to a couple degrees lower than your wort...somewhere around 46 F to 48 F. The WLP 820 / Wyeast 2206 seems to fit the style, but...
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