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May I have the code, please? Thanks!!

With grist of 80% brewers malt (pale, 2-row, MO, etc) and 20% adjunct (wheat, oats, corn, rice or rye) you can do a simple blonde ale, or even a lager by pulling half the batch after your final kettle hop addition then add a ton of no boil, whirlpool hops and make a pale ale. Use a clean yeast...

gawd dont dump it. It'll be fine.

i think 1.017 on a NEIPA is a great final gravity. Even on west coast style IPA's some of my favorite beers have gravities of 1.018 (Anti hero) and higher. I say soft crash and then dry hop. It'll be fine. But I am also very impatient so I give you tons of credit for waiting.

I just brewed a raspberry wheat on Saturday. I fermented with LalBrew West Coast Ale BRY-97. I have never BRY-97 it but I wanted something clean to bring forward the fruit. Another option and a yeast I am slowing starting to fall in love with is Gulo. It ferments super clean and super low. This...

So I primarily go through Riebrew. The prices are hands down the best. Im in the Chicagoland area so shipping is 1-2 days. I do want to say though I have had issues with a few of my orders. When I catch the error, I email and everything is rectified. The inaccuracies have never been too drastic...

not to complicate things... if you dont want to go through the hassle of boiling up a simple sugar then cooling it off, etc., you can just pour some Belgian Candy Syrup up in there. They have clear, which would be exactly what youre looking for.

Can you post the recipe? What about the hop combo did you like? What about the hop combo would you change?

Not to hijack or resurrect an old thread, but I am doing a NEIPA with Eldorado, Mosaic and I7. Do you do this, and how did it turn out?

I have never used Gulo, and never tried a beer made with it. But I wanted to try it. So i pitched it in my blonde which I usually ferment with s-05. The blonde is my first use of this yeast and I haven't tried a sample yet. I was starting to think of what to do with my next recipe... I figured I...

I would be very interested in the results of this. I am doing a cherry wheat for a graduation party. The parents wanted a fruit beer... I've only done one. I used 67% base, 33% wheat, fermented with a full pack of 05 and a half pack of Philly Sour. I've never used Philly Sour... I was a bit...

since you're not doing fruit, sounds to me that you just wanna add some additional flavor via hops. I like ESB's and though it is not 'normal' to over hop an ESB, it is your beer and we all tend to make what we like. Toss some centennial and/or citra up-in-there at the end of the boil, or as a...

Hmmmm... That is a shame. Like I said -I go to the Nati once a year or so. My last 2 trips were not Listermann stops. This past December I did Dead Low, (which I really liked), Mr. Carmel (meh), and Little Miami (it was ok). I just had such a great experience when I was last at Listermanns that...

I used to live there, so when I visit family we always hit the breweries. I go like once a year now. Like everyone has said, Rhinegeist and Mad Tree are the big ones... As tall as the Rhinegeist brewery is, Mad tree is long.... Both have a ton of offerings and are above average to say the...

using 10lbs of 2 row and 2 lbs of wheat-- after your mash collect about 7 gallons of wort. if you add .6 oz of Hallertau Mittelfruh at 60 and .4 oz of the same at 5, given the AA you provided and using brewer's friend that gives an estimated IBU of 20.8. super simple supre tasty

cool. keep us posted

so it looks like you have about 9.25 pounds of a base malt and 2.5 pounds wheat. This gives a ration of about 27% wheat to base malt. I make a simple blonde ale with 80% base to 20% wheat. Its super easy and enjoyable across all spectrums of beer drinkers. The last batch I did used 20% flaked...

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@k-os Do you find there is a lot of waste beer in the cone of the Flex, or is it mostly trub? How many gallons of wort can you safely add to the flex+? Thanks

I am in the midsts of looking how to make my own glycol chiller. I just bought an air conditioning unit off Facebook. However, if my math is correct, I can fit the two FLex+ in the refrigerator. So glycol today is not going to happen. The Spike line allows me to upgrade as time goes on. I was...