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  1. Pinck

    Few too many drinks + online homebrew shops = huge overkill stirplate

    So..... yeah. A few evenings ago I was doing some quality control on my taps, you know, making sure that each of them work consistently pint after pint. Then I got the idea that I should get a stirplate. As far as drunken ideas go, this one certainly wasn't the worst I ever had. So I...
  2. Pinck

    Looking for an Irish Red with a Bright Red color

    So I've got a friend of mine who's planning to come to visit around Christmas '09. They are Irish and have bright red hair. Thus, a commemorative beer is in order! I'm looking around for a good Irish Red recipe (extract or all grain, I'll do either) that has a good solid Red color to it...
  3. Pinck

    Any issues driving malt back to Canada from the US?

    Hey, I'm driving to the states for the week and am wondering if anyone knows/has experienced issues bringing malt back? I'll probably be bringing 100 lbs or so back with me (bag of pilsner, bag of marris otter for those who are curious). I tried navigating the canadian border website...
  4. Pinck

    Wyest 1388 finally slowing down!

    I'm using 1388 Belgian Strong in a Golden Strong brew based on a JZ recipe. Fermented at 68 for 2 weeks, noticing quick and steady bubbles for the first 7 days. After the two weeks, added a heating belt to bring the temp up around 78, where the fermentation picked back up and started...
  5. Pinck

    Inverting Sugar for a Belgian Golden Strong

    So I'm going to give a few shots at a Belgian Golden Strong based on a simple recipe of: 11 lbs pilsner 3 lbs cane sugar 2.25 Saaz 90 min Wyeast 1388 Belgian Strong Ale My question is, does anyone have any experience inverting their own sugar/making their own belgian candi sugar a la...
  6. Pinck

    Corn Syrup instead of Rice Syrup?

    Hello, Due to limited availability of Rice Syrup where I am, I'm tempted to attempt the St. Lou Honey Lager substituting corn syrup instead of rice syrup. If I keep a watch on my OG as I do this, can anyone see any concerns of this batch going completely south on me? Cheers.
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