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    Cold crashing

    Sounds like a better plan ,, thank you Jag75
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    Cold crashing

    Good morning ☀️ I just brewed my first Pilsner ( lager) I was thinking of using a corny keg to cold crash , from the fermenter to the keg ,,use co2 to purge the air out but not pressurize to carbonate , after cold crash I wanted to bottle some of it . And keep the balance in the keg . Dose...
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    50%off discount — Only $12.49 can get one Inkbird waterproof instant read thermometer!

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    Decoction mash

    Thanks for your in-site As the recipe above shows the IBU at 46.25 I used the IBU calculator and it was 29.40 with the alpha acids that are on the hop packaging
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    Decoction mash

    This is the only way I could send it Thank you
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    Decoction mash

    Thank you Holden I have been trying to send you my brew sheet .I am not able to send it on the site Last night I found articles on Decoction mashing and a video . I have a much better understanding of the process. You are correct I should try a single Thank you Holden Theses...
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    Decoction mash

    Thank you Holden
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    Decoction mash

    Hello all I’m Relatively new to all grain brewing,, I found a Pilsner recipe that I would like to brew. the recipe includes mash guidelines 1.6 qt. 122f. 20. Minutes 1.5 qt. 145 f. 40 minutes 1.6 qt. 155 f. 20 minutes My questions What quantity of grain do I start with and water...
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