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Pumpkin may be the exception to the rule about secondary fermentation being unneeded i like primary with the pumpkin guts and then racking to secondary to leave em behind..

Ill give accolades to a hometown author: Bill Bryson "A walk in the woods" I will also recommend "zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance" recognizing the complexities and nuances of mans relationship with modernity and technology through the lens of philosophy.

I too was intimidated by the masshole thread. Plus I'm a granite stater...

Hello from nashua nh

Ouch... Reminds me of a simpsons gag "in soviet russia, ammo primes you"

I hit my thumb with a sledgehammer and blew it out, three stitches later im doin ok. Ill trade your day for mine Thumbs up

They lost me when they complained that all grain brewing is hard and not fun. Yes i want beer to be just like my coffee maker...uhm no

1 tbps total works for me

Stuck sparge is when the false bottom or grain separation device becomes hopelessly clogged either by grain, adjunct (wheat or oats for example) or additive (pumpkin!) which then drives the homebrewer up the proverbial wall because he/she cannot drain the mashtun of precious wort preventing the...

Location in NH?

If you google john palmer priming it has a chart that converts vols of c02 to ounces of sugar:dme

I do not bottle in mason jars but sure as heck drink beer out of em!

The other thing i forgot to mention is "tinkering" as my wife says. AG gives the shadetree mechanic much more to tinker with and build. Milling tables, mash tun maybe even a false bottom, wort chiller RIMS HERMS E-kettle...you get the idea, for the man or woman who likes to tinker AG is an...

I think the best part is owning more of the process, turning grain in to beer is satisfying more than mixing extract was for me.

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After it ferments around 45 or so lagerinh occurs which is a prolonged phase of storage at 39 or so degrees, sometimes even colder. The long cool storage is what makes a lager just that

Those are called yeast rafts in my humble neck of the woods.

Drool...i am scincerely impressed with your work Kal. I aspire to one day make a sweet panel for all electric 10 gallon system. I digress.

Awesome! Live it here and Jaspers has been a nice LHBS

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