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Do Not start over!!!!! Good things come to those who wait.

Due to an injury I left mine in the primary from August to March. It came out very good!!!

I brewed this in 01 and for some reason did not write that down in my log. Sorry

Well I ended up leaving it 7 months. Bottled it 16 days ago. Tested one last night. Still needs more time in the bottle but is coming along nicely. Taste was good, less hoppy than it is supposed to be though.

I couldn't wait so I popped one last night. Carbernation is coming along nicely. It had a decent taste but not as hoppy as it should be. Still a very drinkable beer.

Sam Adams Noble Pils, CartoonNetwork, Easy Wench Blond Ale

I use a teaspoon right in the boil. I don't think you need to add more yeast when using it though.

It would still be a good beer but not the SAME beer. The 1 gallon of freshly juiced blueberries added a unique character to the beer the flaovoring will not. But like I said, it will still be good beer!!! Enjoy and let me know how it comes out.

6 lbs extra light DME 1 oz Cascade 60 mins 1 oz Saaz 30 mins 1 oz Hallertaur 10 mins Very nice Blonde Ale. Can add fruit also. I did it once with Strawberries and it came out very tastey.

1 packet of dried yeast. Maybe 2 oz total tettnags for 60 mins We juiced a whole flat of fresh berries and got a gallon of juice. Hope this helps, let me know how it comes out.

Sounds right!!!!

I just bottled a batch that I brewed in August and sat in my primary till last Friday. Mid April I will let you know how it came out. It was a Pale Ale with S.G of about 1.055

I rarely use a secondary any more.

Record? A record for what?

I read Revy's thread which makes things a lot easier. I also bottle while I am waiting for water to boil for another batch. I wash each bottle after I empty it and sanatize with no rinse just prior to botteling

It came out OK but if I do this again I am going to use a bit more hops. I did a strawberry blonde that I like better.

It will be fine. I only use a secondary for Kolsch. .008 is not the end of the world. It will still taste great!! Enjoy

Need to measure in weeks not days.

Relax and have a homebrew. Everything sounds normal.

I am up to #29 and find it useful but keep the main recipies on Beer Smith. I use my hand written notes while I brew. I some times find single beers with numbers on the caps and it helps me know what I am drinking.