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    Farmhouse Ale fermentation temp

    Looking to brew a 8-10%abv farmhouse in the next week. Basement temp is around 72deg. I've heard this yeast enjoys temps up to as high as 95 degrees. So my question is, am I able to pitch a large yeast starter into the wort around 95 degrees, aerate, and then insulate with a blanket and...
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    Imperial Red Farmhouse IPA

    Going for a BIG brew in the upcoming week to prepare for holidays/winter months, and this is more of a style question. Looking to use my farmhouse ale yeast to produce a deep-red colored strong heavy hop-balanced brew. 10gal batch, shooting for ~8%abv. Will probably use around 1 lb of...
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    California Lager Yeast - 75-78 deg F

    Hello, I'm aiming for a hoppy/steam beer - pitched onto a yeast cake of 2112 (Cali-common lager/steam beer yeast) last night. Wort was around 72 degrees. Checked it this morning and the fermentation was raging! The thermometer was reading around 78 degrees. For reference the basement is...
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    Dubious Hydrometer Reading - Lowww Efficiency??

    First stab at partial mash/Brew-in-bag last Saturday. Recipe as follows: (fermentables) 6.75lb 2-row 1.25lb Caramel 40L 3.3lb LME - Amber 8oz dextrose 8oz maltodextrin I used a throw-away mesh grain bag from LHBS for the 8lbs of grain - nearly maxed the capacity of that bag. Did the...
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    Starch Haze - partial/steeping

    Greetings Beer Folk. I'm concerned with a recent brew that I made (currently at 1wk in fermenter). Basically, I used the "Steeping technique" for a high-grav (1.087) extract brew using 1lb Caramel 10L, and 1lb Bonlander Munich 10L That is, steeping up to 155-165degF in about ~3.5gal of...
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