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    Understanding Steeping Grains vs Mashing Grains

    If you are planning on making an extract recipe, any grain the recipe calls for will be for steeping. A good rule of thumb is to steep the grain in 150 to 155F (66 to 68.5C) for 30minutes. I use a ratio of water and grain of 1gal of water for every 1lb of grain. However I'm not sure how...
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    What did Santa bring you?

    I'm pumped wicked good Christmas
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    What are you drinking now?

    I'm drinking my Christmas present to myself Great Divide Yeti Imperial Stout Barrel Aged Series Delicious
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    Gateway IPA recommendations

    The India Brown Ale might be a good gateway to IPAs even though it's an IBA.
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    Why is commercial beer getting more expensive?

    Awesome thanks for the tip. I'll try to get over there.
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    Why is commercial beer getting more expensive?

    Nvm you're in Bangor....
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    Why is commercial beer getting more expensive?

    My friend works in Woburn and stops in often. They are all over the place with it for now, but they're starting to get their recipes right. Keep your eyes out for a beer called Steal This Can. It's one of the 3 beers that are blended. A batch they made at the end of September is great, and the...
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    Why is commercial beer getting more expensive?

    Every week I can't help myself not to buy at least one 4 pack of tall boys of my new go to BOOM SAUCE from Lord Hobo. $13 and I've seen the same 4 pack for $15 other places. Hurts
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    Gateway IPA recommendations

    Harpoon's take 5 session IPA is probably a great gateway IPA. Also just as I started to like a couple IPAs. The Lagunitas brown shugga led to everything else. It's pretty bitter but once your pallet adjusts it's super sweet. It's like coffee. You didn't start out drinking espresso. First...
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    Enthusiastic new brewer from Stratford ON

    Hi Tim good luck on your first batch
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    Which Yeast?

    I hope the batch comes out well
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    Which Yeast?

    I use the resource Mike linked often. My advice is to research some clone recipes of beers you know well and compare the yeast strains they use. Sometime I experiment with different yeasts a bit. I used Belgian yeast in an attempted imperial stout. It was supposed to be tolerant up to 10%...
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    Part Time Homebrewer Full Time Beer Drinker

    Thanks for the welcome replies. Graintoglass - That sucks. I hope I get some feedback. And I hope the post office doesn't fail me too. Floppy - I'm sure the judges there are just as rewarding.
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    Part Time Homebrewer Full Time Beer Drinker

    Hey everybody I'm a homebrewer who recently moved just outside Boston. I won a small homebrew competition in college and was hooked. I'm still an extract brewer. I'm looking to move towards all grain or partial in the near future without sacrificing much more space in my apartment. I have...
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    How did you find us?

    Put me down as another Google search. You'll probably be happy to know that I came across the forum a lot while doing research, looking up recipes, and other random hb searches. I decided today I might as well join the nonsense.
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