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I've put Yooper's oatmeal stout on nitro twice now. It's fantastic! In fact I have another batch of it awaiting keg space for this!

I bought an auto-siphon about one year ago and it took me two or three brews to figure out the kinks. After making a couple adjustments, even with the small leak at the seal I haven't had any more problems. The first issue was I think similar to your experience and I had a very difficult time...

Terrific, thanks! I don't know how I missed that!

Doug, thanks for the detailed info! That's a really helpful overview of contributing factors and the viscosity graph makes total sense. I almost always mash at 1.25-1.5 qts/lb mainly due to the size of my cooler. I'm curious now to try closer to 2 and see what happens. The problem is either...

Yeah, I scaled to 3.8 based on the amount of grain I can fit in my mash tun. I targeted 1.09 OG without sugar added because that's what I thought the recipe called for (which was the reason for the ridiculous boil). So what was the actual target original gravity before and after added sugar...

Yeah, I scaled to 3.8 based on the amount of grain I can fit in my mash tun. I targeted 1.09 OG without sugar added because that's what I thought the recipe called for (which was the reason for the ridiculous boil). So what was the actual target original gravity before and after added sugar...

Interesting! Aside from the volatile compounds, though, are alpha acid extraction and protein coagulation functions of the vigorous boil or just temperature? And do those of us at altitude have to correct for poorer extraction due to lower temp boil?

Interesting! Aside from the volatile compounds, though, are alpha acid extraction and protein coagulation functions of the vigorous boil or just temperature? And do those of us at altitude have to correct for poorer extraction due to lower temp boil?

Wow, thanks for the response! This one's definitely going in the que...

Do you know how much the temp dropped during the mash? It sounds like you were using a direct fire mash tun which was probably uninsulated? You may have ended up 5-10 deg under your starting temp over an hour. Sparging with 155 would not have been enough to heat things up at the end so you...

I was planning a chai stout to brew pretty soon, this looks awesome! I had a recommendation to put 1-2 packets in secondary, any thoughts on the effects of adding the tea packets in the mash vs. other times?

Maybe this isn't the right thread for this, but why do you want a vigorous boil other than boil-off to bump your gravity? Boiling temps are only 204-205 (unknown measurement error?) for me in the mountains, anyway. With my 3500 watt induction burner, I could achieve volcanic boiling with 7.5...

Thank you CSI and everyone else for posting such great information about this recipe! I just brewed this on Oct 11 and I'm super excited to see how it turns out! In my excitement I think I misunderstood the target gravity, though. I hit pre-boil of 1.063 and boiled for 135 min to bring it up...

Sounds great! I may have to follow with part of my batch next week. I really liked the 1.09-1.02 finish in the last one, but I think I might try increasing OG and mashing higher for a slightly sweeter finish this time. Might go nicely with some coffee actually.

Munich/Hallertau Amber hybrid ready to keg Split batch Yooper's Oatmeal Stout (better efficiency than expected!!) 2 gallons Nottingham farmers market cider 5 gallons Nottingham farmers market cider 1 gallon American farmhouse (wlp670) farmers market cider. This one should be exciting...

I have a RIS aging from almost 1 year ago and have made two renditions of Yooper's Oatmeal Stout, the second of which got a good dose of cold brew coffee. The RIS was 1.094 OG and finished at 1.020 with wyeast 1335. I left it in primary for 4 weeks and then bottled. After three weeks in the...

What is your supply voltage? I would guess your element is rated 2000 Watts at 240 Volts. If your outlet is 208 Volts (mine is), you might only be getting 1500 Watts. That could be pushing it with 4 gallons.

Woohoo! 43,536 + 36 = 43,572

Just joined to answer your question. I actually bought a pair of these from Katom a few months ago. I have been brewing all grain for about two years. Went from stovetop BIAB to a borrowed propane burner to these and I definitely like induction the best. So far I have brewed 7 batches on...