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    AHS Steamroller Stout - splitting 5 gal batch

    Hey all, So I brewed the AHS Steamroller partial mash recipe last weekend and it's bubbling in primary. I'd really like to split the batch to make 1/3 to half of it into a coffee/bourbon stout... but not sure of the best method to do so... initially I thought I'd get a couple of 3 gallon...
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    Cocoa nibs and cold-brewed coffee to AHS Steamroller Stout

    Hey TXBrewGuy, Turned out lovely. AHS's Steamroller Stout is damn good as it is... I didn't add the cocoa nibs this time; I plan to next time I brew it. I did add a couple of cups of cold-brewed coffee to the last half of bottling, and those bottles turned out great once they sat for a couple...
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    Cocoa nibs and cold-brewed coffee to AHS Steamroller Stout

    That's 2 oz. Chocolate malt... not actual chocolate
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    Cocoa nibs and cold-brewed coffee to AHS Steamroller Stout

    Hey all, I brewed Austin Homebrew's Steamroller Stout this weekend... it's in the Primary happily bubbling away... I talked to one of the associates there when I got my ingredients about cold-brewing some coffee and adding it to the secondary for a month or so... maybe a couple of cups...
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    Why lower starting gravity?

    Awesome. Thank you for the thorough reply, Revvy. And again, my apologies for the bad search attempt.
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    Why lower starting gravity?

    Also, my apologies for not doing a better search... I found a similar question/answer attached via the similar threads below my thread... just didn't word the search right. So thanks again for clearing it up...
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    Why lower starting gravity?

    Oh, that makes feel tons better... I didn't do any stirring/agitating at all before the reading... just the aeration before topping off. Lovely! Thanks for the reply, RM-MN!
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    Why lower starting gravity?

    I'm confused... I got an extract kit from Austin Homebrew supply - Steamroller Stout. I followed the instructions to the T. This is my 5th or 6th batch of extract brewing, so I am fairly competent with brewing, but not so much with troubleshooting. My original specific gravity was supposed...
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    Question on recipe and yeast - beginner

    Thanks, BuonAnno! Yep, steeping the grains.
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    Question on recipe and yeast - beginner

    Thank you all for the great advice. My initial hope was I was going to land somewhere between the bite of a robust IPA and the body/maltiness of something like Sierra Nevada's Bigfoot Ale (or other Barleywine)... but if you guys think I'm headed into unbalanced territory, I'm happy to cut some...
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    Question on recipe and yeast - beginner

    Hey all, I've brewed a couple of batches with friends, and am brewing my first solo batch this weekend. I'm kind of following an IPA recipe, but decided to experiment a bit for fun. So, my recipe thoughts below: 5 Gallon batch 6 lbs. Amber DME specialty: 1 lb. dark crystal 1 lb...
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