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  1. BanjosLaughter

    Refractometer question

    Evening all; I tried to find the answer to this on the ever omnipotent google, but I am not sure I know how to phrase the search. I am back to brewing after years off; when I left off I used a refracts meter that read only brix. I lost that one somewhere in a move and had to purchase a new one...
  2. BanjosLaughter

    10 years later, my first beer… again. High Gravity in fermenter

    I did not..... My brain is absolutely blanking now. I know I used to use a calculator, but I thought it was because my refractometer was ONLY in Brix. I can't even remember now why or what I used. Time to go back to the basics I guess.
  3. BanjosLaughter

    10 years later, my first beer… again. High Gravity in fermenter

    Great questions (apologies, still getting my feet under me) it was an all grain double IPA. I ended up using WLP041 because my supplier was out of 007. I made a yeast starter three days prior, cold crashed the yeast the night before, decanted and brought to temp. The recipe is as follows: 13...
  4. BanjosLaughter

    10 years later, my first beer… again. High Gravity in fermenter

    Refractometer; I checked calibration and it’s correct.
  5. BanjosLaughter

    10 years later, my first beer… again. High Gravity in fermenter

    The estimate was 1.083. My pre-boil reading was spot on at 1.05
  6. BanjosLaughter

    10 years later, my first beer… again. High Gravity in fermenter

    Hello all; I took a 10 year break from brewing to raise kiddos. I brewed my first batch since the hiatus two weekends ago. Someone brought to the brew day a 13% stout and the end of the brew is a bit fuzzy. I didn’t take a gravity reading before pitching yeast. It’s been 12 days since it started...
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