Search results

The cherry puree I added to my kriek yesterday certainly created plenty of co2. I wouldn't be too concerned.

I asked similar question about using a bucket for the entire fermentation process. What I took away from the responses is that although buckets are certainly more oxygen permeable than glass carboys, it likely will not cause an issue to ferment your sour beer for a long time in a bucket. I'm...

Hmmm, guess I got lucky.

I did it just fine with an EZ cap growler.

There is a mod for PC though where you can trade dragon souls for a perk. I believe it's 10 souls per perk.

Eh, part of the charm of Bethesda games for me is the jankiness. I enjoy figuring the system out and exploiting its flaws.

He's absolutely plastered on homebrew. I think my dog has a problem.

Cheers. Just got back from rock climbing with my brother and now my Mastiff and I are working on a dry irish stout.

Hard to believe they're from Nebraska.

Yeah, I looked into that after posting ; seems like it'd be an easy way to have the fermenting bucket burst.

After fermentation with the fruit settles down, I'm planning on switching to an undrilled lid to minimize that concern. EDIT: But that brings up an additional question, would using a solid lid cause any issues after the visible fermentation has ended. The sour is in my first bucket, but it sure...

Thank you. It's nice to hear from someone speaking from experience. I'm going to brew a second batch of this beer and put it in a glass carboy for a year to compare glass vs bucket.

Has anyone actually tried fermenting in a bucket for 12 months? Oxygen concerns keep coming up, but the only thing I could find about someone using buckets was TheMadFermentationist stating his friends had used them to no ill effect (11/6/2009, Brewing Sour Beer at Home).

I recently brewed a Dawson's Kriek kit from Northern Brewer and it's fermenting nicely in the primary fermentation bucket. In two weeksish, the instructions state to move the brew into a secondary with six pounds of cherry puree. Question: can I just add the cherry puree to the primary...

Skyrim was great. According to Steam, I played just over 400 hours.