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    Caramelization?

    i saw a YouTube video about baking and Caramelization and it stated that it occurs above 350F. So I checked the Wikipedia about this and it varies with type of sugar and pH. But none seem to be at ~210F(boil). I think that I have read statements that say Caramelization occurs during a boil...
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    WLP570 and 650

    Hello HBT'ers, I am trying to clone Matlida and used WLP570 (Belgian pale) for primary (OG=1.061). Started out at 68F and at end of day2, I started to to increase temp. Racked at day3 (SG=1.017) and temp was 78F on top of a vial of 650 (B.bruxxellensis). Currently, day 5, I am at 80F and plan...
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    Matilda/Orval Clone

    UPDATE: Well, I tried to make a starter from dregs of one Orval...no luck. Tried same with dregs from six Matilda...same result. So I think that I will try WLP510 or 530 or Omega 204 for primary and WLP650 for secondary. Any thoughts? Regards, Tom
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    Matilda/Orval Clone

    Thank you Eric. Very helpful.
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    Matilda/Orval Clone

    Thanks again TT. At this point I am planning on trying to make a starter with Matilda and Orval dregs and see which one, if either, looks to be the stronger. Of, course, this could change at any stage. For primary fermentation, I am considering WLP 510 or 530, or Omega 204.
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    Matilda/Orval Clone

    Hello TT, Thank you for this tip. I've started saving dregs from Matilda, but what I got from one bottle does not look like much. Guess I'll need to drink a few more. I also have a bottle of Orval. I did receive a response from Goose Island informing me that they would be unable to assist...
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    Matilda/Orval Clone

    Hello HBT, I recently had a Goose Island Matilda and remembered how much I like this beer. So, I thought that it may be a good time to try to clone it. I did the usual interweb search and visited the GI website at which I submitted a request for any more info on the recipe beyond what is on...
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    Priming/bottling a lager

    Thanks Yooper. Time to head back North? Birds are migrating through.......
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    Negra Modello Clone

    Thank you to all that have replied!....even Alaska. Well, now I will certainly be brewing this beer. I do not claim to know the beer styles very well but, yes, it does seem to be a hybrid of Vienna and maybe a Munich Dunkel. Whatever style it is, it will be interesting and a challenge to...
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    Negra Modello Clone

    Hello HBer's, I am in the process of brewing my first lager-style beer and want to do at least one more before my Summer brewing break....assuming that this first one turns out OK. So after considering a few different lager styles, I have my sights set on attempting to clone Negra Modello...
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    Priming/bottling a lager

    Hello HBer's, I am in the process of lagering my first lager-style beer, a Pilsner. Yeast was WLP810, Cal Lager and I will be lagering for ~ 2weeks at ~ 41F ( do not have frig for this and am using a homemade cooler with ice bottles). My concern is that there may not be a sufficient number of...
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    Omega Bayern yeast

    Thank you again Mr.Powers and BucksIPA. I will do more research on this and possibly check the Recipe Forum. Obvoiusly I'm at the bottom of the lager learning curve.
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    Omega Bayern yeast

    Thank you BucksIPA. Below is my grain bill...taken from stock. 6# Belgian Pilsner 4# American 2-row 1.0# Munich 10L 0.5# carapils 0.5 flaked corn 0.5 honey Too complicated? Using the corn to take it out of stock. Maybe drop the Munich?
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    Omega Bayern yeast

    Thank you Mr. Powers! I do have a follow-up on #3. When you state "This one didn’t seem to throw as many off flavors/aromas in primary as others I’ve used", do you mean that more diacetyl may be present after primary fermentation? And then it will take a longer diacetyl rest to remove these...
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