I just finished brewing my first 5 gal all grain in a 50 qt Coleman xtreme and was very happy with it..held my temps very good and it's big enough to move up to 10 gal batches.
Well I brewed my first all grain this Saturday and everything was on the money!!! Mash temps sparge temps and pre boil volume!!! Woohoo!! This was possible due to the amount of help and knowledge here at HBT so THANK YOU!!! Now I was wondering how good my efficiency was how do I calculate this?
Well first all grain went great besides a stuck mash which was fixed pretty quick... hit all my temps on the money ended up doing one sparge with 4.8 gallons of water and hit my SG !! Woohooo thamx for the help guys!!!
So... ive been extract brewing for about a year but i finally got all the equipment i need to move to all grain!! Woohoo!!:ban:.. I ordered a kit from NB and will be brewing it today using the batch sparge method but im all confused because everyone does it so different. I put the recipe into...
damn what a funny coincidence me and my microbiology teacher were talking today and he was telling me about this same guy but we live in miami so he mail orders and he was telling me how much of a prick he is but he has great prices and fresh stuff... look up opinions about his store and u will...
well guys i already kegged the shakespeare stout and it tastes amazing...could use more time in the keg if it can last that long cuz my friends are already wanting more.
udont worry about the OG im sure it wont change the flavor much...Glad to hear u have alot of activity going on mine is bubbling pretty vigourously too:)....im going to look into that yeast starter kit too.
well......i finished brewing already everything went as planned....lets see how long it takes for this pacman yeast to start up,,,finished off with a 1.060 OG just like the recipe calls for.
so what your saying is if i force carbonate i would leave it at room temp w/o co2 for lets say 2 weeks for conditioning then i put it in my fridge and force carbonate it?