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  1. acolman

    Reuse Stressed Yeast

    Hello Everyone, first of all i realize that buying a new pack of notty will only cost me 2.75. So i am asking this in the quest for knowledge. I just made a gallon of CDA and i pitched the notty yeast too high! 80 or something... it was just not a good move and have since learned from...
  2. acolman

    Growing Obsession!

    I have been in it for just over a year now and the obsession is unending! The thing is the knowledge is so vast and deep (like everything in this world) that it never seems to end. Make sure to check out the basicbrewing podcast at basicbrewing.com. Once you have gotten through all of the...
  3. acolman

    Belgian Aberdeen/ Danstar Nottingham blend

    It's been a week in the bottle and I tried it yesterday. The Belgian defiantly won that battle. I am not getting any off flavours from Belgian. I was worried it might stressout and be to fruity. I picked that yeast because I wanted the cleanest Belgian flavor I could get. I fermented it at 65...
  4. acolman

    Belgian Aberdeen/ Danstar Nottingham blend

    Hello everyone! A couple wee ago I made an APA 2.2kg lme 500g crystal 20 400g carafoam 85g German munic (a handful for good measure) Bringing it to 1.047 og ending with 1.012 fg All cascade hops bringing it to 36 Ibu the additions were weighted more to the 20 min mark to get the...
  5. acolman

    Wort Cooling Method...??

    couldn't you sanitize some ziplock bags and freeze some spring water in that and use that to cool your wort? just get the bags from the dollar store and you'll be keeping your cost down and keeping everything clean...
  6. acolman

    Spent Grain - Cereal

    i dried some out in the oven. they need somthing else to add to it though.
  7. acolman

    Water Amounts for 2.5 Gallon Batch

    Colman Garcia IPA 14-C Imperial IPA Size: 2.5 gal Efficiency: 75.0% Attenuation: 75.0% Calories: 305.19 kcal per 12.0 fl oz Original Gravity: 1.091 (1.070 - 1.090) Terminal Gravity: 1.023 (1.010 - 1.020) Color: 13.3 (8.0 - 15.0) Alcohol: 9.03% (7.5% - 10.0%) Bitterness: 106.0 (60.0 - 120.0)...
  8. acolman

    Water Amounts for 2.5 Gallon Batch

    i have beertools pro, but everything is variable and i dont know what my variable are which is the problem. And have a Mac so beersmith didnt work
  9. acolman

    Water Amounts for 2.5 Gallon Batch

    I am doing a partial recipe with 4.8 pounds of lme and 3 lbs of grains with a mash of 45 min and a boil of 1 hour. It's an imperial IPA with a OG of 1.090 and tonnes of hops. I have a 12.3 liter stock pot. I have been searching and searching and i just cant find the amounts for the mash/steep...
  10. acolman

    Boiled 1.5 Gallons down to 1 liter for a .7 Gallon Batch

    i love to cook and i don't really drink, but this seems like another way of creating flavours. And yes, wasting my time is true, i will from now on only make 2.5 gallons just to actually feel like a made something worth while. But that wont be for a while i need to recover from last nights...
  11. acolman

    Boiled 1.5 Gallons down to 1 liter for a .7 Gallon Batch

    So I am back with more fun! I tried again to make a 1 gallon all-grain batch (yes, i'm a noob and should be doing canned stuff right now...) I bought 3 pounds of grain, i used from papazian book the measurement that each pound retains .1 of a liter, I started with 1 gallon mash which meant i...
  12. acolman

    All-Grain: Mashed but didn't Boil

    To answer a few questions: I tasted it: i am going to let it go, i'll put it in the 2ndary fermenter on the 28th, the taste wasn't at all offensive. it certainly wasn't amazing either. it is very distinct, it is a little bit sour and yeasty. its not as malty as my last batch thats for...
  13. acolman

    All-Grain: Mashed but didn't Boil

    you win! ill taste it and if its not horrible then ill keep it and it is horrible ill dump and start a new. it doesnt smell great i have to say that much... ill keep ya'll up dated
  14. acolman

    All-Grain: Mashed but didn't Boil

    stonehands: when do i taste and what i taste for?
  15. acolman

    All-Grain: Mashed but didn't Boil

    I recently made a batch of beer from all grains, in a previous post we decided that it was a style 14.Andrew or i like to call it a "Vienna IPL (india pale lager)" The problem, i mashed the grains for 60 minutes @ 155, at the begining of the 60 minutes i put in the hops, and at the last 15...
  16. acolman

    Style 14.5A - Vienna IPL

    lol found it its called specialty beer and nailed it! it allows for absolutely anything! thanks! ill send you a bottle of this if you want since you've been so welcoming and helpful! its its good of course... if its not well ill just keep it to myself.
  17. acolman

    Style 14.5A - Vienna IPL

    Thanks for the welcome, when it is so far out of any style does it actually get one? is it just a really badly put together vienna lager or does is venture in to he style to which it's specs resemble the most?
  18. acolman

    Style 14.5A - Vienna IPL

    Hello everyone, First of all thanks for taking a look at my thread! So, here we go, i made my first batch of beer on a total whim a few months ago just because my friend said he knew how and i thought it would be fun. So we made a batch... all wrong! We made a lager with a primary...
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