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That looks better than the rhizomes I got from morebeer last year. Just remember, don't expect anything in the first year and whatever you do get is better than nothing.

This may be a noob question but if you cant find 15 can you use equal parts of crystal 10/20?

I love special b. i get sweet raisin and molasses from it. Like was said before it evolves as it ages. It will really throw a level of complexity into any dark beer

The Brewing Network had an excellent show on cask ale beer a few months back. Excellent information on there.

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Simcoe is still under a patent. In order to grow you must be licensed by the person owning the patent. There for growers cant sell the rhizomes.

I recommend wlp 090 over 001 no question. I ferment on the cooler side around 64-66 with 090. Its not as fast fermenting than when at 68.. . In my experience 090 also has a smaller krausen and less of needing a blow off than 001.

I'm going to attempt a similar beer. Here's my adaptation: Recipe: American Red TYPE: All Grain Style: American Amber Ale ---RECIPE SPECIFICATIONS----------------------------------------------- SRM: 18.0 SRM IBU: 59.7 IBUs OG: 1.067 SG FG: 1.014 SG BU:GU: 0.896 Est ABV: 7.0...

My fuggle and centennial are popping up! I planted 4 chinook rhizomes this year as well. Fuggle Centennial

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FWH is a smoother bitterness. I always fwh. I throw my hops in the wort while bringing it to a boil. Usually takes about 15 min.

I rebrewed this but changed it up a little bit. This was my first AG batch and it came out amazing! It's a lot lighter than the last batch but even better! I bittered with magnum instead of Simcoe but kept everything else the same! I also used pellet hops instead of whole hopes. Recipe...

Im currently mashing an Arrogant Bastard-ish clone today. 90% 2 row 10% special b 1 oz chinook at 90 45 15 0 It wont be clones as Im using WLP 090 SD Super Yeast.

Where is so cal?

Last year was my first year and my potted fuggle did the best grew to about 10 feet and only a few hops. I planted centennial, cascade, and willemete in the ground and they didn't do so well. A local grower told me the hops in the ground were probably using their energy to develop their root...

This is what I used in my first year. They bines got to the top then stopped. This year i will run string from the top of the pole to my gazebo is it looks like it will grow farther. The twine I used is from compost safe so after i cut it down I threw it in compost.

I have a pale ale on wlp090 San Diego super yeast how would this beer turn out if I washed that yeast an used it for this RIS?

They are building up right now

No free shipping from more beer on 50 lb sacks of grain unfortunately. LHBS is the way to go.