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    Carbonation issues

    Zeek - Thanks so much, this is exactly what I need! I have a Brown ale in the second fermentor right now, so I'm going to put this to use pretty quick. DJ
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    Carbonation issues

    I've brewed about 15 batches of beer so far, so I'm still new to the process. I'm havng some trouble with carbonation. When I brew a dark beer, Double Chocolate or Brown ale, the carbonation is good, sometimes even a little too much, but when I brew a wheat beer, I often don't get quite enough...
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    Hop Help

    Thanks for the help, encouragement and additional learning options...I left it alone, moved it to the second fermentor and in a few more weeks I'll bottle it up and then enjoy my "Private Reserve" Special Brown Ale!
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    Hop Help

    Thanks for the response, it tastes okay, but not what I expected. It was suposed to be a clone of St. Arnold's Brown Ale (called St. Almost Brown Ale), a texas craft beer from here in Houston, ..I guess I really won't know until it's all said and done, not much I can do now, but chalk it up to...
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    Hop Help

    Ok, so I brewed a brown ale about a month ago and it was so great that I just brewed another batch...but, I made one mistake. I was supposed to add the bittering hops 5 minutes into the boil and then the flavoring hops 40 minutes later, continue the boil for 10 more minutes before turning the...
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    Primary, secondary, tertiary????

    This is my fifth brew and I'm not sure if it's ever going to finish. Im doing a Hefeviezen and Started it on January 8, a little over a month ago. The OG was right on at 1.047, and the FG was supposed to be 1.012. It sat in the primary for a week and then I moved it to the secondary. At that...
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    Full Grain to Partial Conversion

    Is there a proven, reliable formula for converting a recipe from full grain to partial?
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