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Rob, what would you suggest for a light/crisp then? Any recipes?

Does anyone have a good irish red recipe as well?

any recipes you suggest??? i was also thinking a mango flavor beer

In my earlier post..i'm not looking for food to compliment the beers...i'm looking for a beer to make that would help compliment those

I'm not making food...need another beer idea to compliment those

My friends and I are having a party and as of right now, beers that are being made are a brown ale, IPA, Raspberry wheat, peach wheat, and a citrus pale ale. What should I make that will compliment those beers?

Would you have an answer to this question? I forgot to steep my flaked oats and just tossed the oats in when the fermenting process started, is there a way to redo the flaked oat process now that fermentation is done

is it ok to add maltodextrin after the fermentation process is complete? If not, is there a way i can do it without hurting the beer?

I forgot to steep my flaked oats and just tossed them in once i put the wort into the fermenter. The fermenting process is complete. Is there any way to get a creamier finish cuz it doesn't seem that creamy right now in the secondary?

I forgot to steep my flaked oats and just tossed them in once i put the wort into the fermenter. The fermenting process is complete. Is there any way to get a creamier finish cuz it doesn't seem that creamy right now in the secondary?

I forgot to steep my flaked oats and just tossed them in once i put the wort into the fermenter. The fermenting process is complete. Is there any way to get a creamier finish cuz if doesn't seem that creamy right now in the secondary?

2 cups of flaked oats...I would definitely like some more info if possible from someone else. Thanks for your help though.

so am i out of luck now that i have already done the fermenting process? or is there a way to correct this

I brewed an Irish Stout and didn't steep the flaked oats...i just tossed them in when i put the wort into the fermenter. Would it be ok to toss more oats into the secondary to make it a creamy finish

so you are suggesting a fermentation of 7-12 days then possibly putting in secondary or keg for another 2-3 weeks

My name is Mitch. I'm new to this. I have brewed a few beers so far and they have tasted ok. My question is...once I am done fermenting, how long should i keep the beer in the priming tank before I keg the beer or what suggestions would others have. I am currently fermenting a stout.