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That is true, but for one night not enough bacteria would grow to spoil the beer, since he will be boiling it tomorrow, killing anything in it.

I think it would cause no problems doing that, since extracts basically do the same but in a condensed form.

Who cares if you don't do it perfectly the first time, so don't let the fear of messing up stop you. Just try it and learn from your own mistakes, that will be your best lesson on how to make good beer AG.

sit there and stare at it...... :) I spend the time organizing for the rest of the brew day and sanitizing everything for after the boil and cool down

Beersmith has a "scale" option that will allow you to input a recipe, say that is made for a 8 gal batch and you can scale it to whatever batch size you want.

Just finished this setup yesterday, thanks Flyguy. Went to Fastenal and they had the SS washers. I bought 5/8" washers but had to file out the center just a little bit, but went well. I did make a change however, instead of using a steel braid, I made a false bottom.

Time to revive an old post, but I thought this would be better than starting a new one since this is where I got the idea for this recipe. I wanted to do this recipe but all grain and have it be darker in color. Using Beersmith to convert it and a little tweaking of my own, what do you think...

Ahhh....found one finally! I found one in Loretto, near Ebensburg, Brew-it-yourself. They have no website but found them on Facebook.

I am in search of a LHBS near Johnstown PA. I looked online but can't seem to find one that is within 25 miles. Does anyone know of any? Thx

Just wanted to introduce myself. This year I started home brewing. I went to help my brother's friend and he got me interested in home brewing. So far I have two beers under my belt. My first was an American Amber Ale extract. I bought a kit and went well and turned out very tasty. Last...