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    first great batch!

    I've had a whole lot of pleasure out of this new hobby in the last few months, but the beer I've produced has always been a little bit disappointing. Until now. Batch number 6 is a winner, and I now have 44 x 500ml bottles of beautifully carbonated, amber coloured IPA at 7%. Just wanted to...
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    help with Belgian dubbel recipe

    Hi, Could anyone help a novice brewer adapt this belgian dubbel recipe? (It came from here: https://brewedbyus.com/recipes/27-belgian-dubbel-partial-mash-template/) I'm looking to make a really well rounded, malty dubbel, about 8%. I will be using pale liquid malt extract rather than...
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    19th century brewing manual

    For those who are interested, I have selected a few excerpts from William Cobbett’s 1822 ‘Cottage Economy’, the first two chapters of which are devoted to brewing beer. The whole text can be freely accessed here: http://www.gutenberg.org/files/32863/32863-h/32863-h.htm The author identifies...
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    new brewer's IPA recipe

    Hi, For my sixth batch of beer I thought I'd try a high gravity partial mash IPA. I've kind of made up the recipe and I'm planning on trying some new techniques, so any comments on either would be really appreciated. This would be my first partial mash (using some fermentable 2-row pale...
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    effect of 4 week primary fermentation

    Hi, I brewed a low gravity English style bitter using Safale S04 yeast and then had to go away, and as a result the beer will have been in the primary fermentor for four weeks before I get back home. This is my fifth batch of beer, and up till now I have been doing three week primaries...
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