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  1. stevechilds34

    Blonde Ale Centennial Blonde (Simple 4% All Grain, 5 & 10 Gall)

    Thank you - I appreciate all of the replies - I went ahead and ordered a wort chiller tonight...
  2. stevechilds34

    Blonde Ale Centennial Blonde (Simple 4% All Grain, 5 & 10 Gall)

    I don't have a way to quickly cool the wort, so was planning on doing this recipe with maybe 2-3 gallons boil and then top up with cold water to 5 gallons - would this work? Excuse the newbie question...
  3. stevechilds34

    racking to secondary and then bottling

    I did an Austrian Pale Ale and added extra hops. After the fermentation had died down, I racked to a secondary to lose the hops in the bottom of the fermenter, after a week I then bottled it. it then occurred to me that what I was bottling would have less yeast in it, and therefore it might...
  4. stevechilds34

    Gone cloudy after chilling...

    I've brewed a Proper Job clone - it's carbonated beautifully in the bottle - they're really 'tight' and it was starting to clear up nicely. I moved my bottles to a really cold conservatory but after the first 24 hours they've gone cloudy again. Should I leave them where they are, or move them...
  5. stevechilds34

    Don't laugh...but Fosters...

    Amazing advice - really appreciated - thank you
  6. stevechilds34

    Don't laugh...but Fosters...

    Thank you I have a basic fermenting bin and heatbelt if needed. No progressed much further yet. UK - lager really isn't my drink - I really want to do some flavourful stouts! But feel the need to have something a little more sociable and sessionable around...
  7. stevechilds34

    Don't laugh...but Fosters...

    Thank you I have a basic fermenting bin and heatbelt if needed. Not progressed much further yet. I also have a relatively cold conservatory! Lol
  8. stevechilds34

    Don't laugh...but Fosters...

    Thank you - I'll take a look - I bought a clone recipe book but the yeasts for lagers all needed quite cold temps which I think I'll struggle with, with the kit I currently have - appreciate the reply
  9. stevechilds34

    Don't laugh...but Fosters...

    I recognise this post might attract some sarcasm, and before anyone starts - I agree with you. I'm fairly new to brewing and loving the hobby so far. My best friend however, only drinks Fosters lager, maybe Budweiser or Carling. I can't really share my hobby with my mate at the moment because...
  10. stevechilds34

    Rookie question - how long can I leave in the fermenter?

    Thanks for all the replies - really appreciate - a great community!
  11. stevechilds34

    Rookie question - how long can I leave in the fermenter?

    I have a Muntons Connoisseur Pilsner which suggests it needs up to 6 days in the fermenter - today is day 5 and it's still going - started at 1.042 and today it's at 1.014 (instructions say it needs to be steady at 1.008). My problem is that on day 7 I go away on holiday for 5 days. I'm hoping...
  12. stevechilds34

    Hello - new brewer here

    Hi all - I had a couple of Pinters that I had very mixed results with, but I got interested in brewing when I found a CraigTube video on You tube - and have just finished drinking my first, basic, Coopers lager extract kit. Have since done a Coopers English Ale (which is bottled at the moment...
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