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  1. M

    Yeast Starter - Gone Bad?

    Another lesson learned. I just finished brewing an Irish Stout. Let's hope those yeasties didn't learn that lesson too quick. I'll report back tomorrow.
  2. M

    Yeast Starter - Gone Bad?

    Thanks! SHMBO is at the mall, so I've got this afternoon to brew... so I'm going for it. Come on yeasties!
  3. M

    Yeast Starter - Gone Bad?

    No malt extract, just priming sugar and that yeast nutrient. Do you think I can still use the yeast?
  4. M

    Yeast Starter - Gone Bad?

    I started a yeast starter yesterday in a ½ gallon growler. I use a Brewer's Best kit but I can't remember the name of the yeast... I threw away the envelop, argh! I used some yeast nutrient (from my LHBS, no idea what it is) and some priming sugar. It’s been 24 hours and the yeast is on...
  5. M

    Your best "secret" techniques?

    Maybe whe he said... OLD pantyhose, he meant one's that had been washed first. :) Couldn't resist. <snicker, snicker>
  6. M

    Capping Procedure

    I have 12 1-Liters and 16-16oz versions. Love them!
  7. M

    Capping Procedure

    No they are glass like: http://www.northernbrewer.com/pics/fullsize/bottle-7015.jpg
  8. M

    Capping Procedure

    My EZ-capped bottles turned out great, but my 12 oz regular capped bottles did not carbonize well. There’s still a small release of pressure, but not much. I’ve since given all my 12-ozers a couple extra presses with my capper. They now have a small bump on top. Is there something...
  9. M

    Flat beer

    Mine have been at 65F (Basement) for 2 weeks... should I move them upstairs? It's normally 72ish upstairs. Will a week be enough time? I'm pretty sure I can't wait any longer... :D
  10. M

    Priming/Carbonation

    While I do have to secondary carboys... (second has not been used yet, I bought it when I didn't know the primary needed to be 6.5 gallons), I use my primary as my mixing bucket. No need to my another bucket.
  11. M

    first brew....

    I went and bought an "Auto Siphon" which has a racking cane built in. Man, what a difference. No more playing with that darn hose! :ban:
  12. M

    RIP - My brewing hobby

    heheheh, and so were you!
  13. M

    first ever brew play by play...

    Agreed Has SWMBO gone shopping yet? Mine was gagging on the way out! :D When I racked to the secondary the smell was pure beer!
  14. M

    Which sugar whjen bottling?

    thanks! (two more weeks to bottles) - First batch :p
  15. M

    Which sugar whjen bottling?

    What kind of sugar is in Brewers Best kits? It just says Priming Sugar. I have no idea what kind of sugar it is.
  16. M

    Secondary...?

    I saw this post while searching for what should be happening in my secondary... which it's just sitting there, doing nothing. Nothing in the lock for the 5 minutes I could stand looking at it. :rolleyes: Good to see the answer. However I'm brewing an American Cream Ale and the idea of...
  17. M

    Drank a Bud ughhhh

    Man, that's right... what do you do after drinking "real" beer and someone offers you one of their store bought. How do you keep a straight face? :D
  18. M

    Adding Water to the Secondary?

    Good thoughts, thanks Dave!
  19. M

    Adding Water to the Secondary?

    This was what I was thinking. If everything I've done was designed for 5 gallons then I wouldn't really be dilluting passed what was intended.
  20. M

    Adding Water to the Secondary?

    I'm such a weenie, I didn't take an original hydrometer reading. I didn&#8217;t have ready turkey baster or testing container (which was my bigger problem). When I started I thought I could float the hydrometer in my carboy. Nope, no way to get it back out. So I have to go buy one of...
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