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    Dry hop creep / Diacetyl in IPA

    Hi all! Sure, this topic has been up before. Even dug deep into with scientific articles etc. Still some things aren't quite clear to me. So, a couple of hours of googling, reading articles, listen to podcasts etc. I have a good understanding of what "Hop Creep" acutally is, and why it...
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    I have some american hops

    I've got some american hops laying around which I have used for previously beers. It is enough to make a hoppy beer if I blend them all together, which makes approximately 1/6 centennial, 1/6 columbus and 4/6 cascade. Now, this is pretty much ideal for a classic american pale ale. But the thing...
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    American style stout

    Hi all, I'm thinking of brewing an american stout next weekend and I need some advices. I want to have a brew with taste of orangepeels/citrus and coffee. I have the following recepie: What do you think? Shall I substitute the dark chocolate malt with more roasted barley, anthing else...
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    Fermentor size big enough?

    I'm planning to brew a higher gravity ale (1.075 OG approx.) on sunday. I've previously been fermenting in 30L (8 gal) buckets, but I have recently bought a much smaller 15L (4 gal) bucket. I usually brew ~11,5L (3 gal) at a time. I wonder if the new fermentor bucket is big enough to handle a...
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    Tastes and smells yeast

    This has happened to a lot of my home brews, and I don't feel like dry hopping the crap out of everything just to cover it... It is the yeasty smell and taste that I am talking about that keeps ruin my home brews. This has happened with several yeast strains; us-05, nottingham, mauribrew...
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    Rye Old Ale?

    I'm thinking of making a beer just like the finnish Mämmi-dessert. The dessert is originally made of Water, rye flour, powdered malted rye, treacle, Seville orange zest. I want to make this to beer. I'm thinking an OG of 1.070, ~30 EBC (15 SRM). IBU/GU 0.6 75% Pale Malt 15% Rye Malt 5%...
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    Altbier: My best homebrew

    It tastes like a dark european macro lager (in a good, clean way). Some nice maltiness from the pils and munich malts, slight caramel taste from the caramunich and a liqorice-plum-chocolate taste from the chocolate malt. I wouldn't change a thing in this recepie! I thought I'd share it with...
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    Need help to find a hop variety for Amber Ale

    So, I did a little research on my brewing water. The water in my town (Norrköping, SE) is very close to the water profile of Vienna. Having a residual alkanity of 40+ according to John Palmers graph, this water is suitable for amber and slightly red colored beers. Using the water profile tool...
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    Flowery boozy honeylike off-flavor.

    Hi all, I've had atleast 3 brews that has a very odd off-flavour. It is quite hard to describe it, and doesn't seem to fade off with time. It gives the beer a very flower-like aroma, it has a sweet alcoholic scent that itches a little bit in the nose. The taste somehow reminds of honey. It is...
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    Dr. Rudi / Cascade Pale Ale

    I'm thinking about brewing a Pale Ale with Dr. Rudi and US Cascade hops. Do you think these will pair well? The ratio will be roughly 4:3 (Cascade:Rudi). Recipe Specifications :tank:
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    Altbier recepie help

    So, my water calls for amber colored beers. I am a pretty new brewer and I've heard that Altbiers are pretty easy to brew. I'm looking towards a more balanced altbier, not a bitter one. I will use Southern Cross Hops because I have them in my freezer (also have some Dr. Rudi if they are...
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    New World Pale Ale

    I will make this pale ale but I need some advices if I shall change anything to the recepie. My water is generally good for amber ales, so thats why I use a bit of dark crystal malt... No light colored ales turned out good in the past! I did this recepie with crystal 60 and american hops and it...
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    If you would change anything in this recepie, what would it be?

    The thought behind this beer is that it is going to be an ale-type czech pilsner inspired beer. Call it an Ale-Pilsner, Altbier Helles or an European Pale Ale. I will brew this next week. OG: 1.060 FG: 1.015 ABV: 5.8% IBU: 40 Color: 14.5 EBC IBU/GU: 0.67 - 90 min mash (biab), 67...
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    How can I improve my brewing technique?

    Hello guys, I find most of my home brewed beers OK tasting, but extremely easy to drink and light bodied. Almost like a non-alcoholic beer. I used BIAB. This is how I usually do; 1. Heat up water in the kettle, ~7-10 degrees celcius above mashing temperature. 2. Add all the grains...
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    Porter BIAB recepie

    Hello, I'm in subject to brew a nice English style porter. I am pretty new at brewing so I'd be very thankful for some feedback on this (aiming for something close to Fuller's London Porter). 11L batch. - - Brewtarget data OG: 1.054 FG: 1.013 ABV: 5.2% IBU: 27.1 Color: 62.8 EBC...
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    Versatile yeast blend for psedou-lager.

    Like many home brewers, I don't have the option to ferment by beer at colder temperature than my basement. This will make it hard (read: impossible) to brew a pale lager for example. I'm concidering to blend 3 different yeasts. The goal is to make sure that the beer always will have a healthy...
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    Planning my first own brew

    Hello everyone, I'm planning to do my first brew next Sunday. I have brewed with a friend before, but never alone. I'm planning on making a Pale Ale. I've had a little help with the recepie from the net, but I have 3 questions that I hope someone can answer. 1. In the recepie, I am...
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    Newbie from Sweden

    Hello everybody! I'm Jesse. Logistics student, 22 from Sweden. I've been brewing together with other people before but just decided to get my own equipment. Planning to brew a Pale Ale next Sunday! Cheers brew buddies :mug:
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