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I have my first stout planned out. I just want to run it by you guys/gals to see if anyone can see any problems with it. This is a 5 Gallon Recipe. OG is 1.098, TG is 1.025, 35 SRM, Alcohol 9.79%, IBU 69.5. 330kcal per 12 oz. Grains for steeping: .5lbs Belgion Chocolate Malt .5lbs Caramel Malt...

What is considered a high efficiency? What is the highest you've obtained, and how if you did something great?

I was looking at old photos from the depression and I saw this sign in Chicago in 1943. What is the deal with the 33 to 1?

I brewed my beer on June 30th. Due to real life problems I did not get a chance to rack it into my secondary. Could I move it over now or is it too late?

I have 3.3lbs of pilsner light extract 1/2lbs of crystal light 1/4lbs of dextrine 1/2 ounce of coriander 1 ounce of Mt Hood hops and some Irish ale yeast. This is a 2.2 gallon Mr. Beer keg I'm using. How do you think this will come out. Does anyone see any tweaks that should happen?

Hello all, On this forum I have realized we all come from all different walks of life. I am a software developer. I am curious would a beer growing game be popular? I guess you could start by brewing in your house then scaling all the way up to a gigantic brewery. I think the game could be fun...

I have a pale ale that I made using the Mr. Beer kit. Then I put it in a second fermentor with honey until the fermentation slowed a lot. How much priming sugar should I put into each 500ml bottle? Also I have one 1 liter bottle. Should I put the sugar dry into each bottle or should I pour it...

I made my first beer (the pale ale that comes with Mr. Beer kits it makes 8.5 liters) on the 4th. On Saturday, the 8th, the fermentation appeared to be done so I moved it into a 3 gallon glass carboy. As I added it I mixed in 28oz of honey. I have a few questions. 1) Is that a good amount...

Hello all. I am starting on my first batch of beer tonight. I got a Mr. Beer kit for Christmas. As much as I like the idea of Mr. Beer I really want to get down and dirty with beer making. So my question is what is the smallest test batch you can make? Instead of making several gallons at once...