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  1. brewuuhu

    Recipe suggestions: Rye Pale Ale

    What I'm going for here is an easy to drink American pale ale, that had a little bit more to it, so I decided to throw in some rye, to have a nice mix of fresh citrus (from hops) and some spice. Now I made this recipe before, but the spiciness from the rye was a little subdued and it was...
  2. brewuuhu

    Belgian Blonde - S-33, Wy3787 or Wy3739-PC

    Next up on my to-brew list is a Belgian-style Blonde from a grain kit that I got for free. As far as I can see, it's just a Blonde with some extra floral hops to go with the typical spicy and fruity flavors from Belgian yeast. The kit comes with Safale S-33, but I didn't see too many good...
  3. brewuuhu

    strange bottle carbonation issues

    I bottled a Munich Helles that I made with Wyeast 2565 (Kölsch) about 7-8 weeks ago. I primed the bottles with ~77g dextrose for the full 11 liter (~3 gallons), which is on the high side if anything. Since 2565 is such a powdery strain, I put the carboy on the balcony for 2 nights to cold...
  4. brewuuhu

    Some issues with my simple eBIAB setup

    I got a very simple, cheap DIY brewkettle setup that I use for ~3 gallon BIAB brews. I installed a 2 kW heating element from a cheap electric kettle, so I assume it's high watt density. Now after a couple of brews there's some troubles I run into: 1. The BIAB bag I picked up is great (fits...
  5. brewuuhu

    Malts and their country of origin

    As I'm figuring out the recipe for my next brew (a Belgian Dark Strong Ale, Gulden Draak clone), I'm seeing a lot of malts with the specific countries they're produced in (German wheat, Belgian pilsner, American pale 2 row). I only got a couple of all-grain brews under my belt so far, so I don't...
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