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    Aging/Storing in clay vessels.

    Fully glazed like in ceramic glazing? Is this to prevent leaching from minerals in clay or to prevent leaking? I know that the romans did resin treating of their wine-holding clay. Standard non-glazed well cooked clay wont do?
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    Aging/Storing in clay vessels.

    Does anyone has experience, or at least given thought to this subject? Bulkg aging or storing mead in any sort of clay vessels, like amphorae? What about fermenting it? I guess anything that can hold the fluid can be used to ferment it, but there is something mistical about this.
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    First traditional mead / Question on wood infusing

    Thank you very much! I will be buying cubes. However If using chips (that's what I have at hand, but I think I have a lot of time until it settles down so I can order cubes) tasting time gets reduced to what, 1 week each time?
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    First traditional mead / Question on wood infusing

    Well, this is my first serious mead. Using Lalvin K-1 Montpellier as my yeast, and a locally produced Venezuelan honey which the producer claims that its beehives dwell near Orange plantations and vast plains were Mentha suaveolens (locally known as Mastranto), grows wildly. Honey had an...
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    My first all-grain homebrew: "Dark stuff"

    So, after three weeks in bottle conditioning (half of the batch is on bottle conditioning and then going to lager, other half is lagering first and then I am going to bottle condition it, to see how it goes) I decided to pop one open. Curiosity was killing me so I decided before I lager them...
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    My first all-grain homebrew: "Dark stuff"

    Yes, Im already importing some Ale yeast and German Hops to do a good old golden Pilsner.
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    My first all-grain homebrew: "Dark stuff"

    Well I was afraid mainly on a lot of Diacetyl and off flavors and smells by SO2, but nothing happened. The place were the brew took place was in total darkness, at 20-21 °C maximum maybe dropping at 19°C at night. I did the fermentation just at the right time since our hot season is kicking...
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    Hello from South America

    Well, I just published some on my first brew on the All Grain forum! :mug:
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    My first all-grain homebrew: "Dark stuff"

    Hello! Im all new to the forums. I am from S.A. specifically from Venezuela. here we drink a lot of golden fully hopped pilsners (because of the heat) and dark beers are not something you can find in your average store or homebrewer (Marzens from time to time as a special edition). So one good...
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    Hello from South America

    Gracias! Si mucho ha cambiado. Yup. Even polar is going scarce. Government is not giving them dollars to import material for making cans and bottles, and the Valencia processing plant shut down because of this! I am not very aware of Belgian Beers, at least at brewing level (I have tasted...
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    Hello from South America

    Well, there is in fact a large group of people who brew! In the last couple of years homebrewing beer erupted as a fever. There are at least 10 independent "brands" so to speak, which for our situation, is a lot. Some of them have started conducting comercial operations and sell their products...
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    Hello from South America

    Well, good morning guys. My name is Stefan and I am from South America, specifically Venezuela. I've always had interest on brewing beer and I gave it a long time thinking until I finally decided to take the interesting journey of making my own beer. Adding to that, since beer Is going...
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