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7438.75 + 5.5 gallons Nugget Pale Ale 7444.25

I used the first one and it worked for me.

I bet this one isn't... ;)

1/5 split would be 10 lbs. 1/5 of 50 lbs. So you can just take 2/5 or 3/5 of that one. Which would be 20 or 30 lbs, respectively... EDIT: 4 of 5 means there are four splits still available.

Let me just say... This is one fun (and slightly addictive) little venture! Thanks to bmason1623 and ghoti (fish?) for organizing everything. I really hope that I don't have to work on Split Day, because I'd really like to come up and help out. Just wondering... Is the shipping basically...

Yeah, I never camped out there. I remember some BA people tried to set up an event out there a few years back.

Was actually hoping to pick up some Perle, but its sold out. I decided to put a split up for some German Northern Brewer instead. If these splits don't get filled out, are the people in the split stuck with the remainder or is the order cancelled? I really don't want to get stuck with a s**t...

I was hoping to add a 1/11 split for some Hallertauer Mittelfruh. As of now, the pricing is not loaded. Think we could get enough interest to make that happen?

I think that's how it's done on the Brew Magic system, if I'm not mistaken...

Glad I was able to get in on this buy! Hoping for a 1/4 split on some C15 or C30?

I used a french press to do this before. It works pretty well.

Wow! That's a lot o' good stuff!

$2 pints of Alpine Spring. :)

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68º is probably fine but all I'm saying is that if you set your temp controller at 68º, the temps in the carboy are going to be in the low 70s while fermentation is active. So if you set the controller to around 64º, temps in the carboy should be right around 68º. Of course, we could now go...

I don't see any reason to try to avoid blowoff. It won't hurt the beer. That being said, are you setting your controller to exactly match the desired fermentation temperature? If so, try to set it ~4-5ºF lower. For a normal ale, my cooling SP is 60-62ºF (For US-05, 1056, etc.) I find that...

Yes, you wouldn't wan't to run into copyrighting infringement issues... :eek: "The horror! The horror!" :eek:

I don't like Nelson Sauvin... I thought the lager I used them in had an off flavor as a result of some technical flaw on my part. Then I tried Pipeworks' At Her Majesty's Pleasure. Turns out the off flavor was the Nelson. Their flavor and aroma remind me a bit of diacetyl.

2739.5 + 5.5 Gallons Cream Ale 2745