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  1. ghohn

    Where can I find the Craftbrewer.org home malting podcast?

    Yep that's the one! That's such a bummer. I'm just hoping someone has it floating around. I've read Colobrewer's homemalting thread. Awesome stuff. It's up to like 70 pages right? :)
  2. ghohn

    Home malt; decoction or step infusion mash?

    Holy f**k is right! The home malting is one of the ways to get around "the man". Also, I bring in hops from the US. You can ship them in and they are looked at like tea. There isn't an importation tax on them. If you buy about 5 pounds, with shipping, they are about 2 dollars a pound. Not...
  3. ghohn

    Where can I find the Craftbrewer.org home malting podcast?

    I home malt and am fascinated by the subject. Unfortunately it's not a very popular homebrewing technique. I've read about everything I can find online about it. I've heard a few times that the crafterbrewer.org podcast about it had pretty much the most information about the subject. Sadly...
  4. ghohn

    Home malt; decoction or step infusion mash?

    There is good info there. I think his/their right up gave me the confidence to start in the first place.
  5. ghohn

    Home malt; decoction or step infusion mash?

    Awesome link BTW!
  6. ghohn

    Home malt; decoction or step infusion mash?

    Well you got half that right. I'm 30 but male but nonetheless; "hot" to use parlance of the thread :) I'll be sure to change the profile setting. I live in South Korea. It's the government that taxes imports so heavily. They protect their markets big time. I'd venture to say that 99.0%...
  7. ghohn

    Home malt; decoction or step infusion mash?

    So I'm a home (apartment) malter. Not because I'm a massicist but more out of economic neccesity (import tax puts malt at about 4 dollars a pound here!) I've done about 20 batches or so with the product, so I'm quite fimiliar with the process and very happy with what I can produce. With...
  8. ghohn

    Happiness is: Home malting

    I was under the assumption that crystal malt was soaked in warm water then heated for 2-3 hours at 275f to "crystalize". Isn't a low temp kiln (90-130f) simply meant to halt conversion. At any rate, I'll try drying first then a short kiln.
  9. ghohn

    Happiness is: Home malting

    I've read it the other way though I'll try it your way to see if I get an improvement; dry first THEN heat.
  10. ghohn

    Happiness is: Home malting

    Thanks for the tips! How long do you dry for with your big fan? Also, do you have a temperature estimate that your high setting on your dryer dries for? Malt on!
  11. ghohn

    Happiness is: Home malting

    There's a lull on the action in this thread so I'll pitch in. I'd like to add a couple of bits of info if it helps anyone here connect the dots. I started home-malting because the price for 2-row here is about 4.50 a pound! DME is 8 dollars a pound! 1) I've been able to achieve...
  12. ghohn

    First beer to be kegged!

    Studying Japanese are we?
  13. ghohn

    Closest clone to Samuel Smith Oatmeal Stout?

    I agree. I had to make a couple of substitutions because I'm out here in Korea so I had to use Cascade hops and Munton's dry yeast but I'm absolutely shocked at how delicious this is. Won't brew anything else!
  14. ghohn

    Using P.E.T. Bottles for Beer

    Can anyone verify if there is a structural difference betwixt the PET water bottles and say the PET soda bottles? I just had a PET water bottle, for lack of a better term, queef off it's carbonation from under the cap. I heard it from a couple feet away. The pop bottles threading looks...
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