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    Original Gravity Conundrum

    I just finished brewing an imperial milk stout this weekend and am getting some very perplexing gravity readings. The pre-boil/pot-mash gravity came in at 1.084 (which was pretty close to the BeerSmith estimate) and now the post-boil/OG gravity is 1.082! I had a 2gal boil off starting at 7.5 gal...
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    Kegging and Beer Cellar

    I'm just jumping into the wonderful world of kegging and am making sure I have all of my ducks in a row before my next brew. I obviously need to chill the kegged beer before enjoying it and am weighing my options of how to go about doing this. I have a converted chest freezer that is being...
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    Keggerator/Beer Cellar

    I'm just jumping into the wonderful world of kegging and am making sure I have all of my ducks in a row before my next brew. I obviously need to chill the kegged beer before enjoying it and am weighing my options of how to go about doing this. I have a converted chest freezer that is being...
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    Plate Chiller and Warm Tap Water

    Anyone have any suggestions about using a plate chiller with warmer tap water. I live in Los Angeles and our tap water is usually between 65 and 75 degrees. I brewed yesterday, 75 air temp and 72 water temp, and had trouble cooling the wort to the desired temp for pitching, 70 degrees. I ran the...
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    Heat Loss From Mash Tun

    Brewed my first all grain batch yesterday, which went pretty well, but my mass ended up about 4 degrees to cold to start. I heated the strike water, compensating for the temperature of the grains, but not the mash tun (10 gallon Rubbermaid cooler) itself. The grains and MLT were sitting next to...
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    Excessive Boil Off

    Anyone had any issues with wind that lead to excessive boil off? I brew outside, and yesterday was a breezy brew day. I usually experience a 1 - 1.5 gallons per hour boil off. Yesterday was 2.25 gallons in an hour! OG was 1.054. Any thoughts?
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