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    High ABV IPA

    So I need some feedback here on ways to brew high ABV beers, specifically IIPA's. I have a good understanding of how to brew a great IPA. I like them dry, hoppy, about 6-7% ABV and about 60 - 70 IBU (50 /50 mix of bittering to flavor/aroma). I make them with a very simple grain bill, typically...
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    bourbon oak aged double coffee oatmeal stout

    Ok, heres a crazy beer that I am just being able to taste. This is a (get ready for it) bourbon oak aged double coffee oatmeal stout. This was brewed as a double oatmeal stout (8.5% ABV) that was brewed in the German Steinbier method where granite rocks are hung above an oak fire for two hours...
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    FG lower than pre-boil gravity - WTF!

    OK, I am really confused right now and I cant find anything on the forms (from what I searched under). I just brewed a wet-hop cascade pale ale. My pre-boil gravity was 1.044 taken at 138 degrees. The hydrometer temp correction calculator I use...
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    Wheat beer mash PH problem

    I just started a wheat beer mash in which I am using 7 lbs of wheat (Weyermann Floor Malted Bohemian Wheat Malt), 6 lbs of 2-row and 1/2 lb of caramunich. Normally, I only need to add about 1/2 - 1 tsp of Gypsum to lower my mash ph to around 5.3 (my water has a ph of 8.03). This time I had to...
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    Reuse of starter yeast?

    I need some yeast help. I am trying to spread my dollar a bit in regards to my yeast cost. Every time I make a starter for a brew, I make a little bigger than normal yeast starter and bottle some slurry prior to pitching to save some prime yeast for my next beer. I always sanitize everything and...
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    IBU adjustment - or not

    I need some advice from the forum! I brewed an experimental IPA a month or so back and its awesome, but its not an IPA. Its more along the lines of an ESB with an IPA twist and its very bold and good. At the end of the day this beer sits at about 150 IBU's, 70% of which is all in the bitterness...
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    240V HLT with PID- Need Help!!!!

    I have been searching the forums for awhile now for some information on how to wire up my HLT. I have a keg that I am using for the vessel and I purchased a PID and SSR (40amp) from Aubern. After looking at their diagram in the instructions I created my own wiring diagram for my system, but...
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