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  1. tonypertplusplus

    Problem with high final gravity

    Actually, I see that my acronyms are wrong. i thought SG was starting gravity. I was measuring both OG and FG with a refractometer, but I just took another reading with a hydrometer and got 1.012. Ok, so, turns out everything's good. Thanks.
  2. tonypertplusplus

    Problem with high final gravity

    Umm, am I wrong to think that there's no alcohol until yeast has been added?
  3. tonypertplusplus

    Problem with high final gravity

    I measured SG with a refractometer, and I added more boiling water because the temp had dropped to 145.
  4. tonypertplusplus

    Problem with high final gravity

    oh... also - thanks for the reply
  5. tonypertplusplus

    Problem with high final gravity

    i was targeting 154, and it's an IPA with no regional preference. Ok, so if I'm going for a lower temp mash, like 149, any advice on how long I should expect the mash to mash for? as for oxygenation, I do a lot of stirring but that's about it, and once it's in the carboy I just let it be...
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    Problem with high final gravity

    Hi everyone, I'm pretty new to all-grain brewing, and have a consistent problem with having high final gravities. I assume that this is related to the fact that I'm also having a very difficult time hitting my target mash temps, but an iodine test has been showing conversion, although maybe i'm...
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    Hops Whoops

    I've heard really good things about using sugar pumpkins for cooking in general. From what I've been told, that's what bakers use so I think it's likely that you'd get a lot more flavor out of those. I also get a lot of wrong information though, so that may not be correct.
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    Hops Whoops

    Oh. right. the pumkin. that's kind of important... been one of those days :drunk: Updated...
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    Hops Whoops

    Wanted to provide an update to anyone anxiously watching this thread. The first one came out pretty good. I was quite happy with the result although as expected, there was a bit more of a hoppy aroma than would typically be desired in a pumpkin. so.. I made it again and altered the recipe a...
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    Hops Whoops

    Owly, that is a very interesting idea. I'm going to give that a go and see how it works. I won't be able to tell you how it affects the flavor because I haven't made this recipe before, but I will certainly post back my impression and then when I make it again (correctly) I'll compare. Thanks...
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    Hops Whoops

    Hi everyone, I was making a batch of pumpkin ale last night that called for 2oz of Kent Goldings (1oz beginning, 1oz at the end). Well... brew day combined with football opening weekend led to having a few home brews and when it came time to add oz number 2 of hops at the end of the boil... I...
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