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Projectfdw - I recently brewed a Heady Topper clone (Northern Brewer version) with an additional pound of CaraPils. The CaraPils was left-over from previous brew. The color is nearly identical to yours. It tastes great and I don't pickup any flavor from the addition.

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I kegged an IPA last Sunday (09/17) and the beer has been under 12 PSI since at approximately 40F. The beer is very under carbonated at this point. Is there a chart, or some other means, to determine how long it will take to carbonate at a certain PSI?

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Denny - do you get 'grassy' notes when leaving hops in the keg until it kicks? For me, kicking a keg will be months.

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Denny - do you find any difference in flavor/aroma when d-hopped @ 34 vs. 70ish?

In an email exchange with John Kimmich, he suggested dry hopping my Heady Topper clone at 34 F. Dry hop no more than 5 days and no less than 4. Does anyone dry hop at serving temperature? From what I have read, most dry hop at ambient (say 70 F).

I have a Heady Topper batch ready for dry hopping. I though of taking the hops out of the HT batch (after 4 days) and dry hopping the quad. I'll have to add a bit of bittering too. Dry hops are in a mesh screen so I can move them from keg to keg easily. Not sure which way I am going.

I have about 2.5 gallons of a Belgian Quad that is too sweet. It has been in the keg for approximately two years - it has taken me that long to drop 5 gallons in half. At this point, I don't want to dump it and prefer to salvage it if possible. What are my options at this point (no further...

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Which recipe? Have you seen the real PTE brewsheet posted here and elsewhere?

The MoreBeer Pliny kit is good too!

Has anyone put this into Beersmith - have a .bsmx file?

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