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Hello everyone. While I am not new to brewing, it has been long enough that I am considering myself a new brewer. With the purchase of a new house and my daughter becoming more independent, I find myself picking up hobbies I didn't have time or space for at my old place. I used to brew 15...

Lazy Beach 16-A Witbier Author: Tyler Size: 10.0 gal Efficiency: 75.0% Attenuation: 75.0% Calories: 160.96 kcal per 12.0 fl oz Original Gravity: 1.048 (1.044 - 1.052) |================#===============| Terminal Gravity: 1.012 (1.008 - 1.012) |========================#=======|...

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f71/blue-balls-belgian-wit-blue-moon-clone-24978/ I went here for the recipe.

I will have to do a little bit more poking around at local stores, but so far i have only been able to find ground Corriander. Thank you for the response by the way.

I'm not the best home brewer, but i would assume that that is a good way to introduce bacteria and other nasties into your brew.

I'm going to be making a Blue Moon Clone soon, and the recipe calls for Corriander Seeds. Would substituting Ground Corriander change the flavor of the beer at all?

When you said that you added ice cubes to cool it down, did you add it directly to the wort? I believe that 1.053 is in the range for an American Pale Ale.

You shouldn't need to rinse at all. I use Star-san all the time and sometimes i rinse and sometimes i don't. So far i have not noticed a difference between the two.

It's pretty big, but if you ever want to do bigger batches you will never have to buy another kettle.

As far as distribution in Wisconsin you can self-distribute, and that is what i plan on doing. Well at least at first. :P

I have been brewing for a while, what i am looking for is info for the future more so than right now so i can start using a similar setups while finalizing my recipes.

Well I plan to start a brewery as soon as i get done with business school, or sooner depending on what happens. It seems that finding info on small scale setups are some what difficult although not impossible. I was just wondering what your thoughts are about the most profitable small scale...