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Thanks for the bump, to be honest I had to google what that meant.

Reply, Would love to be able to make a lager!

Sounds great I'll be watching or it!

OG 1.084 70deg. Going into secondary at 1.012 at 72deg

Raking to the secondary today, still really Carmel color. A lot trub. We'll see what happens in the second.

Just subscribed, how often do you do the grab bags?

Simply put the All Grain version that I used to help formulate the Extract recipe had it that way. I will say this, if for nothing else to clear it up. In the primary it's very cloudy and a bunch of trub, more than any other beer I have made.

As far as the dme goes, I would say no. My limitations because of LHBS stock was with the varieties of hops available, that said I believe we made the correct substitution compatible to the Tank 7 recipe that Boulevard uses. We'll see! I rack to the second tomorrow, I just checked on it and it's...

After much research and converting and then adapting to what was in stock at the brew store I have finally brewed a EXRACT Tank 7 Clone. Hope it comes out! Farmhouse ale Style: Saison Type: Extract Boil Size: 5 Gal Batch Size: 5 Gal Boil Time: 60 minutes Estimated Actual Brew...

After much research and converting and then adapting to what was in stock at the brew store I have finally brewed a EXRACT Tank 7 Clone. Hope it comes out! Farmhouse ale Style: Saison Type: Extract Boil Size: 5 Gal Batch Size: 5 Gal Boil Time: 60 minutes Estimated Actual Brew Date: -...

EXTRACT GUYS: Going to the supply store today to get the ingredients for an extract version. I will post later, wish me luck!

Thanks for both of your help. Now this may sound like a dumb? What do you mean by mashed? I have done extract + grain and steeped the grains but never "mashed".

I have read the thread and saw the interest for an extract version. Has anyone came up with a extract version yet and if so could you post. The making of a Tank 7 clone will really help talking the wife into advancing to a kegging system! Please help my fellow brewers.

Oh man as a new brewer I need all that stuff!