Yes I have a bucket. But someone told me to use that for stage 2. Because you can see what going on in the Carboy in stage 1. I got the grain in by stirring it. It was hard and that's when I knew I went wrong.
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Guys. I am think of pulling a 1gal out and run it as a one gal batch I will do my best not to let any O2 in to it when I do this. This is so I can brew tomorrow. And I need my Carboy to do so. Thank for the support I will let you all know how it turns out.
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Ok I did **** up. I did not take the grain out. Or brew in a bag. Can I do it now? I already pitched it. In a strainer? Or should I just let it drop in frem.? I knew I missed something.
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I just brewed my first Partial Mash. It is a Belgian Blonde Ale
So the recipe Description says.
Batch size 5gals
Boil sizes 6gals
So here is were I went with this.
The directions say soak grain at 150 for 30 min. In 2 gals. I DID.
Then it says.
Add dry Extr. And bring to a boil I DID
Then...
So where I do my fermentation is around 70 most of the time if not a little higher. I live in CA so we don't have basements. What is the best cheapest way to keep it at around 65. Sometime it can get up to 75. So I need help. I am handy so I can make some I just don't know what to do! Thanks for...
I just had my first Mead. It was a Necromangocon. I didn't really enjoy. It was like drink a white wine but a little better. Is that just the one I true or are they all kinda the same? It is the one on the left