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  1. blulight

    Spent $180 to save a batch of beer

    Forgot to update y’all, but TLDR, the beer was okay after all - not nearly as good as the sample I tried right after lagering, but not an oxidized mess either. I attribute that to the fact that most of the five gallons were consumed just a few days after that hairy transfer out of the bottles...
  2. blulight

    Spent $180 to save a batch of beer

    Now I'm starting to kick myself in the shin for not posting here asking for help. The heater thing didn't even cross my mind. I am looking at the bright side of owning a keg now, always seemed like such a neat thing, keeping your beer in shiny, pressurized vessel dedicated to your homebrew...
  3. blulight

    Spent $180 to save a batch of beer

    The beer needs to be in action on Tuesday, and I think with how cold it still is even in the warmest part of my house, it would have taken more like 2 weeks to get the rest of the way there. Putting it beyond the holidays, which I need it for!
  4. blulight

    Spent $180 to save a batch of beer

    Oh boy. So the story begins with brewing up a five gallon batch of Oktoberfest... about 6 months too late. Indeed, I was unable to brew my favorite style of beer until the month of September for various reasons, but I was looking at the upsides: it would be my 5th batch of beer after 4 relative...
  5. blulight

    What I did for beer today

    First post! Today I inspected my first brew, an amber ale, currently on day 3 in secondary, day 10 overall. Seems to have cleared a good amount since transferring it, which is nice! When I tasted it after being in the fermenter for 7 days, it was unfortunately very fusely and had quite heavy...
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