So I just got a keg what I would like to convert into a boil kettle. My question is since the very bottom of the keg is convex it will not sit evenly on my burner stand. What should i do? Hammer the bottom? or Modify the burner the support the keg on the outer most part of the keg?
so after 2 weeks in the bottle I have tired so of my creation.
Good: Color and smell are great. I can really pick up on the Dry Hopped Cascade. Good head retention.
Bad: Little on the bitter side, I wish I would have used 2 ozs of Dry hops to counter the bitterness.
*on a side note* I used...
So I have finally decided what I will be doing for my next beer.
It will be a Fat Tire Clone
5lb of Munich
4.8 lb of 2 row
1 lb of Victory
8 oz of Biscuit
4.8 oz of Crystal 90L
.8 oz Northern brewer @ 60min
.6 oz Hallertauer @ 15 min
.25 oz of Willamette @ 5 min
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Well Fermentation has come to a slow bubble. For the past week I have been fermenting at 68-70 degrees. I will be heading out to my HBSS for my 1oz of Cascade (i am also growing cascade too bad it not summer yet). I think I will rack off into a secondary on either Friday or Sunday depending...
I was thinking about re-using the yeast cake left in the bottom in my fermentor to brew another beer. I was thinking about doing the Sierra Neveda colne correctly this time or possible a Bells Oberon Clone.
Do you see any problems with this?
Thanks for your insight and ideas.
So still being new to this this is what I will do.
After 2 weeks I will rack over to a secondary and place 2oz of cascade in a nylon bag and place that in the secondary for another 2 weeks.
Then bottle the beer and wait 2 weeks. Then we shall see...
This is my second batch and i decided to a Sierra Neveda colne. The receipe called for:
10lbs of 2 row
.75 lb of Caramel 60
.75 oz of Chinook (45min)
.75 oz of Perle (20min)
2 oz of Cascade (0 min)
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However when I got my wort to boil I accidently put my 2oz of Cascade...
Wow what a great tip. I went onto walmart's website last night and for under $50 I can get a 7.5 gal brew pot that comes with a burner that hooks up to a propane tank. That's a great value.
I have been recently looking into brewing my own beer. From what I have been seeing I think that an all grain system would be of my greatest interest because it gives me a great range of what I am able to brew.
So as of last weekend I bought a brewing kit from Craigslist. This kits...