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    US05 or Notthingam for an Extra Special Bitter

    Hi! Last Sunday I brewed a ESB, I didn't reach 16C° to Pitch the yeast, so I put the fermenter in the fridge and waited monday to pitch I Pitched the yeast at 15C°, but thuesday the fermentation wasen't stasted, I raised the temp a 16 an the fermentation begun. Yesterday I trasferred the...
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    US05 or Notthingam for an Extra Special Bitter

    thank for the explanation! I can control the temps, so I'll strat the fermentation at 15°C (59°F) and stay for 48h at 15/16°C (59/61°F) after then I'll ramp up at 18/19°C (64/66°F). We wiil see how she comes out! :)
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    Priming Sugar 2 Temperature,Fermentation

    Thanks Malticolous! so I'll consider 18°C becouse after 6 days the fermentation was complete. :tank:
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    US05 or Notthingam for an Extra Special Bitter

    Hi BigFloyd, thanks for the advice, do you say that becouse of the caracteristic of the Notty? You can tell me why? thanks!
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    Priming Sugar 2 Temperature,Fermentation

    the highest and not the last?
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    Priming Sugar 2 Temperature,Fermentation

    Hi folks! I have to bottle an Amarillo IPA next sunday, fermdented for 6 days at 18 °C and for 8 days at 9°C. to calculate the priming sugar what amount of residual CO2 I have to considerate? Thanks!
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    US05 or Notthingam for an Extra Special Bitter

    Hi guys! Sunday, I wont to brew a ESB, I know that I have to use the S04, becouse it's an English strain, but I have only two type of yeast a US05 and a Nottingham. I'm asking if also would be good using that strains and if yes which one? or do you think is better change a recipe instead...
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    Eletric Heater for AutomatedBIAB, which one?

    do you think it's a food grade item?
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    AllGrain.Beer

    I, nice job! very user friendly interface, u should add the metric system conversion, so I can try some recipe.
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    Eletric Heater for AutomatedBIAB, which one?

    Hi guys, I'm building a AutomatedEletricBIAB, I'm not sure what heater buy. there is a Incoloy 8ft LONG 2000 WATT http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HE9620-96-8ft-LONG-2000-WATT-2kW-DRY-WET-ROD-230v-HEATING-ELEMENT-UNIVERSAL-/141350363002?pt=UK_BOI_Restaurant_RL&hash=item20e9235f7a someone...
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    First wort hopping in BIAB

    Thanks Blue!
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    First wort hopping in BIAB

    Hi guys, I wont to try a FWH in my next batch, but I didn't understand well how to do that in BIAB, when I have to put the hops in the kettle? After the mesh out? How long I have to leave the hops there? Until the water reach the boiling temp? For the IBU I've to calculate like 25min...
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    clarify the beer using gelatin

    Thanks folks! So, I'll try cold crash and gelatin for the next batch!!
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    clarify the beer using gelatin

    I saw this video that explains how to clarify the beer using edible gelatin, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aExs2j1s3E I have a few doubts about this :pipe: 1. The beer if I cool it up to 1 degree, the yeast dies and the second fermentation in the bottle I need to put more yeast, no...
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