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  1. jayjay

    Good websites for recipes?

    haha bloody hell didn't even consider that this forum would have a recipe section.... Well i guess that this thread is wrapped up then Cheers guys
  2. jayjay

    Good websites for recipes?

    Hi I am new to brewing and looking for some good sources for recipes and inspiration. So if you got any recommendations please link them here :) Cheers
  3. jayjay

    Need advice on malt and hop substitutions

    Right then - thank you guys for all the help :)
  4. jayjay

    Need advice on malt and hop substitutions

    Also - this might be a rookie question but is it strictly necessary to follow the ingredients for the water profile (gypsum, calciumchloride and phosphoric acid) In other words - do these compounds impact the beers flavour in a noticeable way?
  5. jayjay

    Need advice on malt and hop substitutions

    Alright i'll try using Amarillo, simcoe and mosaic - also "luckily" i can't get the honey malt either so i reckon that using castle malt would compensate for this as you say Thanks for the help - Looking forward to taste the final product
  6. jayjay

    Chemipro San and/or Chemipro Acid - any good?

    Right thanks - do you know if i need to rinse after using chemipro san or is it no-rinse like starsan?
  7. jayjay

    Chemipro San and/or Chemipro Acid - any good?

    Hi Unfortunately i live in europe and haven't got access to the seemingly amazing Star San so i am looking for an alternative Have anybody got experience with Chemipro san or Chemipro Acid, and can these work as potential substitutes for star san? Cheers
  8. jayjay

    Need advice on malt and hop substitutions

    btw. i have looked up some possible substitutions from charts online and was thinking about using: Amarillo instead of Citra Simcoe instead of galaxy Pilsener malt (castle malt) instead of 2-row
  9. jayjay

    Need advice on malt and hop substitutions

    Hi So i am just about to order the ingredients for my third batch (a New England IPA) and i would like some advice considering hop and malt substitution as the recipe i follow use some ingredients that can't find in my home country (denmark) The recipe i plan on following is this...
  10. jayjay

    Yeasty tasting beer - not done bottle conditioning?

    Alright as i might have suspected my impatience seems to be the main cause And RM-MN glad you pointed that out - the beer in discussion is a stout so hopefully it will get better with time :) EDIT: also there seems to be plenty of carbonation but no foam head so hoping that it will appear as...
  11. jayjay

    Yeasty tasting beer - not done bottle conditioning?

    Hi So this might be a rookie question My first batch of beer just finished (i think) fermenting last sunday after which i bottled it with sugar for bottle conditioning. The recipe told me to leave beer at room temperature for 2 days and then move to a cooler place. Out of curiosity i tried one...
  12. jayjay

    Knowing when fermentation is done

    Very well - thanks for the inputs i have now recieved a new hydrometer and will check whether the gravity changes over the next couple of days Cheers
  13. jayjay

    Knowing when fermentation is done

    Hmm okay - thing is that the hydrometer that i got with the package has broken I am brewing with muntons extract (irish stout) and in the recipe it says that it will probably be done fermenting after 4-6 days, which seems like a short time to me
  14. jayjay

    Knowing when fermentation is done

    Hi I am new to homebrewing and my first batch is undergoing fermentation at the moment. My question is: Is fermentation still going strong as long as there is bubbles comming out of the airlock. I know that i can't tell if the fermentation is done when there is no longer comming bubbles out...
  15. jayjay

    Adding spices to primary fermentation

    Okay i might go for the vodka soak - thanks for the help :)
  16. jayjay

    Adding spices to primary fermentation

    Hi I am new to homebrewing and would like to experiment with some spices in a Saison. I am boiling 5gals that will then be separated into two 2.5gal fermentors and would like to experience with spices in one of them. I will not be racking into a secondary fermentor. My question is: Is it...
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