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    First Recipe with the help of BeerSmith

    For all your hopping needs! http://thebrewingnetwork.com/shows/Brew-Strong/search/hop
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    First Recipe with the help of BeerSmith

    Are the 1.50 oz Citra 1.00 oz Zeus added at flame out? I like the late adds of Citra for the flavor. What does your fermentation profile look like?
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    Southern Tier 2X Rye Clone

    Anyone have a recipe for the Southern Tier 2X Rye?
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    Washing 1968

    Thanks again for all the advice! What I found was that when the starter was put in the fridge I had a large amount of yeast crash out. However, unlike other starters there was still a haze in the beer. The FG was 1.004 which is a bit low and the smell was very fruity. Based on this and...
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    Washing 1968

    I think we will try it with this batch. Brewing on Friday night.
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    Yeast starters in general

    I like http://yeastcalc.com/ it gives you some different options from MrM
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    Washing 1968

    Here is the starter
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    Washing 1968

    Thank you for the sound advice rexbanner. You got me to do some more searching on the web and I found a lot of advice! With regards to this experiment, I think I'm going to continue with what I started and see where it takes me. However, in the future I'm going to either use top cropping...
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    Washing 1968

    It seems that the middle section has the most viable yeast. However, we are going to add some sterile water to the bottom samples shake them up and put them back in the refrigerator for another 3 days. After that we will shake them up again and see how they settle out. We will possibly decant...
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    Washing 1968

    I'm new to washing and I guess I picked a doozy to start with 1968. We boiled water with six mason jars for about 20 minutes. Let cool at room temperature for about 10 hours covered. After we racked our ESB we poured all 6 mason jars full of water on to the cake. We then mixed it up like a...
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