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    First time adding fruit to secondary

    Thank you both very much for your help. I've learned a lot between fruit addition, DR, etc. If I may ask one more question, the fruit soaking for a week. Does that include any fermentation period? Or does the one week start once fermentation stops? Thank you both again. I greatly appreciate it.
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    First time adding fruit to secondary

    Bummer to hear I've been letting it rest for no reason. So as soon as it's stopped fermenting as long as its an ale I can transfer it into the keg? Except for the fact in this case I'm wanting the fruit to infuse into the flavor. Thank you very much for your help. I appreciate it.
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    First time adding fruit to secondary

    Hello, I recently added some pawpaw to a blond ale after primary fermentation recently. It has started to ferment again which is expected. I usually let my beer sit in diacetyl rest for about two weeks. My question is pawpaw doesn't keep for too long, after secondary fermentation is there a...
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    Kegging question

    I'm still learning about the process but the beer I have in the keg right now is a blonde ale. With reading about proper serving pressure being between 7 psi and 13 psi I was aiming for about 10 psi as the final serving pressure.
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    Kegging question

    Thank you everyone for your insight. It appears I got a little over excited thinking it would take a couple days not a couple weeks. That's my bad. I will back the pressure down to serving size tonight when I get home. Will I need to purge out the extra pressure or will it balance out on its...
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    Kegging question

    Hello, yesterday I kegged my first batch of beer and I've attached it to my kegerator in hopes of carbonating. I have read multiple techniques on how to properly carbonate. I've read about rocking the kegs, bumping psi to about 15 for a day or two and then backing it down to serve it. Chilled vs...
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    Hello from Ohio

    I'm kind of in between a couple local home brew stores but homebrew ohio and buckeye brewcraft are the 2 I've been to recently
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    Hello from Ohio

    Hello, I just found this website. Been homebrewing for 4 years, just started brewing all grain recently. I look forward to talking with you all.
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