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    First Partial mash kit - Did I screw up

    So after 4-5 batches using coopers kits, all but one turned out pretty good I attempted a fat tire clone tonight bought from a local brew shop. I followed the directions, put the grain in 2L of hot water and let cook for 45 minutes at approx 155F. sifted it into my larger pot then dumped the...
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    Using Glass Carboy for primary-quick question

    So I've done a few kits now and have a quick question about adding the yeast when I use a Carboy to primary. If I add the yeast to the bucket I mix in right away should it all transfer to the Carboy when I rack? Or do I try adding the yeast after I rack to the carboy, just concerned that a...
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    First bottling attempt, a few questions now

    So I bottled my first batch this evening, a coopers kit IPA that has been sitting in a glass Carboy for 4 weeks. Sterilized everything, syphoned to my home-made bottling bucket and added my sugar while filling up the bottling bucket, turned up the hockey game loud and began the process...
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    Should I Secondary?

    So after searching many threads and the FAQ in this thread I havn't been able to come up with a definite answer due to the different opinions. Given my equipment, a primary bucket and a glass carboy I'm wondering what my best option is. My first batch went straight into the glass Carboy...
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    First Batch/Glass Carboy

    So I just did my first batch of beer which leads to my first post, a coopers IPA kit, using the equipment I was lent from a neighbour. Since there are so many opinions/option on how to ferment, etc thought I would jump right in with what I had available and see how it works. So I mixed it up...
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