Recent content by jaybrew66

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Good information guys. I appreciate the feedback. I think on my next batch I will steep the grains in the recommended 2.5 gallons, add the extract, then add the final 2.5 gallons to the brew pot, and boil.

I'm new to home brewing, with only 2 batches under my belt. Both were extract kits, and both turned out very nicely. My question is in regard to the 5 gallon extract kit instructions that state: bring 2.5 gallons of water to 160 degrees, then steep your grains in the bag. Would it be ok...

Thanks Roadie, actually my son is finishing at UMKC (he started at KU), and I have a daughter at KState. My username is from my 1st name, Jay. I am a KU/KState fan at this point lol. I have actually been to BrewLabsKC in downtown OP. I live over in Prairie Village, so BrewLabs is not far at...

Hello, just wanted to throw in my 2 cents as a newbie home brewer. I live just outside of Kansas City and have been an avid beer drinker/connoisseur most of my adult life. I always try the new Boulevard's as they are released, among other Micro and Craft brews. After trying a few home brews...

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