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    One brew, many stouts?

    You could use glass milk bottles with a rubber stopper and an airlock.
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    2nd attempt

    In the bottles and I can't wait to drink these baby's!
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    2nd attempt

    In the bottles and I can't wait to drink these baby's!
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    2nd attempt

    Im going to bottle this weekend! The waiting game continues.
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    Best Brewery Tour you've done

    I can list mine as well In order of most recant. Guinness Dublin, Ireland MKE brewing Co milwaukee, WI Lake front brewing Co Milwaukee, WI I think that it.
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    Best Brewery Tour you've done

    MKE Brewing Co in Milwaukee WI, Hands down the best brewery tour on the planet! Is $8 to get in and when you walk in the door they give you a really nice glass (which you get to keep) and you go to the bar and pick what ever you want as many times as you want, Oh and they grind fresh hops on...
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    first time

    Good point. I did learn how to make liquid cardboard in 12 days.
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    2nd attempt

    Thanks for the feed back. Now I just wait! The aroma coming from the air lock is amazing!
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    2nd attempt

    I used a different yeast then the recipe called for. I used notty
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    Cooling the wort

    Just a noob question? Why would you not want to airate the wort before it cools?
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    2nd attempt

    it's fermenting in my basement at a beautiful 57 degrees f.
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    2nd attempt

    so after failing in flames on my first brew I have educated myself and gave it another try. This time a made a brown ale using this recipe. Beer Style: brown ale, Recipe Type: extract Yield: 5 gallons Ingredients: 1 can Munton's Plain Amber Malt Extract 3.3 lbs 2 lbs. Munton's Plain...
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    first time

    I opened one and it is very carbonated. Bubbles like crazy the entire time its in the glass. The taste is a different story, because of the premature bottling not many of the sugars were fermented and resulted in a super sweet beer. It tastes like strong Carmel with no bitterness at all. Compete...
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    first time

    Yeah lots learned. I am brewing a newcastle clone next weekend. I think an ale is more suitable for my set up and experience level.
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    first time

    It had been one week now and no explosion. Do you think I'm in the clear?
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