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  1. M

    Done with liquid yeast

    Dry all the way bebe
  2. M

    Peeves regarding homebrew forums

    My peeve is brewers who insist that if you don't brew your beer like they do/as good as they do/with their same methods then you must be brewing bad beer
  3. M

    Picnic Tap 2.1 trouble

    Oooh. I'd do a review I use the picnic 2.1 low profile already
  4. M

    Beer things to do in Paris

    Damn so what I'm hearing basically is to give up on beer tourism in Paris
  5. M

    Beer things to do in Paris

    I will be spending some time around Paris for work. I'm American. I love beer and visiting local beer things when I travel to new places. What should I do and where should I go around Paris? I will also have access to a weekend where I could potentially travel somewhere close - say Belgium or...
  6. M

    New England IPA "Northeast" style IPA

    Since I started fermenting in kegs a few years ago I usually add dry hops at the same time I put the keg on gas and leave them in for the duration of consumption. I've always been very pleased with the results but haven't done side-by-side comparisons with other methods
  7. M

    New England IPA "Northeast" style IPA

    Ah, got it. I'll look that up, because I remember all teh debate about dry hopping during krausen or post ferm, so maybe not appicable to what I'm doing but worth re reading anyway
  8. M

    New England IPA "Northeast" style IPA

    I do the floating dip tube already. I resist because I'm lazy, and because I am apparently a dummy, about 2 years ago I tried closed transfers a couple times and it never worked and was a huuuuuge PITA, and I've been happy with my results of dryhopping the same ferment/serve keg. But I think...
  9. M

    New England IPA "Northeast" style IPA

    Stripping of compounds?
  10. M

    New England IPA "Northeast" style IPA

    Do you see the main drawback is that the hops are in contact with the beer for too long?
  11. M

    New England IPA "Northeast" style IPA

    This is a question I know has been discussed many times but here goes again: I ferment and serve from the same keg and am unwilling to change. In the past, to dryhop I've added the pellet hops to a bag, added to the keg post ferment, and immediately put the keg on gas, purged, cold crashed, and...
  12. M

    English Ales - What's your favorite recipe?

    Can we get the recipe for that delicious looking beer?
  13. M

    is lallemand diamond lager the same as fermentis 34/70

    I've used both many times and they seem pretty dang similar. Diamond is cheaper for me these days so I use it most
  14. M

    How long is your brew day?

    Five hours biab on propane
  15. M

    Calling on those who ferment and serve in the keg!

    I've fermented and served my last 35-40 batches out of 5 gallon corny kegs. I really, really like it. - I don't spund. I use blow off tube into starsan during fermentation then hook it up to gas in my serving freezer - I use fermcap - I haven't ever measured but I fill my corny keg up to about...
  16. M

    Pliny in Utah

    Damn OP is probably dead by now
  17. M

    Keg fermenting

    Ferment and serve in the same keg. Now that's living
  18. M

    New Picnic Tap

    Bump. I just bought the low profile version of this and its everything I've ever wanted. Such much good for $25
  19. M

    Use fermenter as keg: possible?

    If minimal effort is the goal (and a worthy one which I fully support), imo the move is to ferment and serve in the same keg, and hook it up to gas after fermentation is complete I'm biased tho cuz that's what I do, but after 18 years of brewing I've found it to be the easiest way, for me, to...
  20. M

    Use fermenter as keg: possible?

    True, maybe I don't really understand what OP is going for, but I'm not a fan of under carbed beer, traditional cask ale aside
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