yep! I don't know how big the party will be exactly but I'm inviting anyone who was involved with the project and encouraging them to bring some homebrew along. This will be after the film premieres.
Hey everyone,
I am currently working on a documentary on Michigan beer and breweries and it would be great if you would check it out! The details are in the links.
Kickstarter:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/alantor/beer-people-an-exploration-of-michigan-beer-and-br
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I have a bag of dry malt extract that I use for yeast starters. However, it appears to have clumped up and hardened like brown sugar would.
Is it still okay to use?
:confused:
I did lots of searches and couldn't find any clear recommendations on how much coffee and water should be used when cold-brewing coffee for a 5 gallon batch.
any ideas would be great.
alright, sounds good. i'll give it a swirl.
I had a feeling using the yeast that came with the wheat kit was a bad idea. But, there isn't really any wheat specific yeasts that come dry or are there?
Hi everyone!
I am currently brewing a chocolate coffee stout. I am planning on adding the coffee and cacao nibs in the secondary fermentation.
My initial gravity is 1.072. The problem is that after a week of primary fermentation I have been stuck at 1.032 for 3 days now. I think my problem...
I am brewing a wheat ale for my first batch and it's done fermenting. I tasted the beer when taking a sample and it tastes a little sweet and watery.
This this normal and will it fix itself after bottling?