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  1. Brownyard

    Software for extract brewing?

    Is software helpful at all for extract brewing? I recently got back into it, and am currently just brewing extract recipes from Northern Brewer and MoreBeer with distilled water. I do plan to try a few partial mash recipes soon, but I'm not sure I'll be going into All Grain or not. I've read...
  2. Brownyard

    Partial Mash Bag Size

    Looks like these are available locally at Lowes. https://www.lowes.com/pd/Trimaco-2-Pack-Plastic-Bucket-Paint-Strainer/1008387
  3. Brownyard

    Partial Mash Bag Size

    Thanks. I think I'll try out the 5 gallon paint strainers for starters.
  4. Brownyard

    Partial Mash Bag Size

    I'm going to do my first partial mash soon, and will need a bag large enough to hold at least 6 lb of grains, but not way too big for a 5 gallon/22 liter pot. Northern Brewer sells a 2' x 3', but it seems like that might be overkill. Will the freebie muslin bags included for steeping grains at...
  5. Brownyard

    When to step up from Extract to All Grain?

    I like and resemble that remark. :-)
  6. Brownyard

    Partial Mash vs. All Grain - 5 gallon pot

    You mention you're getting 3.75G into the fermenter. Are you gauging your recipe for that amount? Just wondering how much water you're sparging with and how much is in the dunk.
  7. Brownyard

    Partial Mash vs. All Grain - 5 gallon pot

    Cool, thanks. Any details on "Dunk Sparging". I'm not familiar.
  8. Brownyard

    Partial Mash vs. All Grain - 5 gallon pot

    Lots of good info there Immocles. Thanks!
  9. Brownyard

    Partial Mash vs. All Grain - 5 gallon pot

    I've got a 5 gallon pot which I've been using for extract brews. I've been thinking of trying a 5-gallon partial mash/partial boil kit, but would I be better off just diving in and doing a 3 gallon full boil all grain BIAB? I cook inside on the stove, and don't want to buy a larger kettle, as I...
  10. Brownyard

    Who's smoking meat this weekend?

    Shred! We love it too. Much more efficient than brisket, for two.
  11. Brownyard

    Who's smoking meat this weekend?

    Smoked two chuck roasts and kegged an IPA yesterday. It was a good day.
  12. Brownyard

    How & why did you start brewing?

    My first round of brewing, '95-'97, was inspired one night while recording an album. The owner of the studio turned me on to Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, then gave me a homebrew.
  13. Brownyard

    New post a picture of your pint

    Coco-Coconut Porter
  14. Brownyard

    They should make an air freshener that smells like fermenting wort

    Memories of the smells of brew day were a big part of me getting back into it after 20 years.
  15. Brownyard

    Cold Crash in the Keg

    I don't have room to cold crash the fermenter for my next batch, Dead Ringer IPA, so I was going to go straight to the keg, and cold crash it. I usually force carb, so to my understanding (after a ton of reading), my best plan of action would be to transfer to keg, refrigerate at low pressure (2...
  16. Brownyard

    Amoretti Natural Salted Caramel Artisan Flavor in Beer?

    Just popped up in my Facebook feed. I'm interested too.
  17. Brownyard

    Most annoying trends in craft beer advertising...

    1. Overflowing beer in every photo. This annoys the hell out of me. Clean it up and learn how to pour! 2. Using the word "crushable"in ad copy. It bugs the hell out of me for some reason. 3 Using "af" in ad copy. Really?
  18. Brownyard

    Show us your Kegerator

  19. Brownyard

    Just brewed for the first time in 20 years

    Back in the game after 23 years. Kegging, the internet and Star San make things much simpler than the "good old days", that's for sure. Expense is relative of course, just glad I was able to convince my wife to spring for a temp controlled kegerator set up. So much more convenient than bottling.
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