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  1. J

    first beer, finished bottling -looking for some opinions

    I added the hops at 60,30,0 per the instructions. I had to bury the bottles so that they are hard to get to. Otherwise I would find out when they are ready by popping 1 a day. I can't wait to do it again. There should be more jobs doing this... *edit (added to post) When you say to add...
  2. J

    first beer, finished bottling -looking for some opinions

    Hello All, Thanks to your advise a while ago, I believe I have been successful in brewing beer. Recipe used: 1 lb crystal - 40L 1/2 lb chocolate 5 lbs Light LME 1 lb brown sugar 3 oz Fuggle hops (1 oz at a time) Wyeast 1028 or 1056 (I forget which, but I think the english style) OG...
  3. J

    moving from primary to secondary

    Big thanks to all of you for the understandable information. This forum has proved to be a great place to hang out. My plan is to leave it for the next 2 weeks and go straight to bottle. I enjoyed the gravity sample and am trying to think of what I am going to do to the next batch. James
  4. J

    Hello from Hayward, CA

    Heh Heh. The bistro. Great place. And just as damaging is the brew pub up the street. We are in season for our street fair. I highly recommend the Hayward Summer street fair.
  5. J

    moving from primary to secondary

    Hello all! I have my first batch of brown ale about 6 days old in the primary bucket. It is about 4 gallons of beer in a 6 gallon bucket. I am getting ready to move to the secondary and am worried about the large volume of air that it will trap over the beer. 1 - Is it better to leave it...
  6. J

    Hello from Hayward, CA

    Hello all! Thank you for all of the information you post here. I have my first brown ale fermenting and can't wait to do the next batch. I look forward to learning from your experience. James
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