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  1. Ogoki

    Another High FG Thread

    Thanks again for the responses. It has been in a warmer room for a few days. I checked the gravity with a hydrometer, and will do so again, just to see if it has budged since having been moved. My local wine shop now also has Coopers yeast, so I might make a starter and pitch that.
  2. Ogoki

    Another High FG Thread

    Thanks for the quick responses, guys. Mash temp was 148-150 for an hour and twenty or so. I used a 2L starter with 200g of DME and one vial of WLP530. I used this type of started for a bigger Russian Imperial Stout with great results, so I don't think that was the issue. So, probably the...
  3. Ogoki

    Another High FG Thread

    Hi guys, On my current brew I have a higher-than-expected FG, and I am wondering what you would suggest. I have read a bunch of similar posts, but figured I would post my case, seeing as they are all a little different. The recipe is in the Belgian quad neighbourhood, with a little extra...
  4. Ogoki

    Imperial Stout Russian Imperial Stout (2011 HBT Competition Category Winner)

    My "Second Runnings Porter" turned out great, despite the dry, champagne yeast I used. It came out around 5.5% IIRC. I've been drinking it although I know it could use another month or two of maturation.
  5. Ogoki

    Imperial Stout Russian Imperial Stout (2011 HBT Competition Category Winner)

    That's kinda what I did... I brewed this beer yesterday and kept sparging after I had collected enough for the first boil. I did two separate boils ended up with about 5.5 gallons at 1.093 and a solid 3.5-4 gallons at 1.062 (this included about a gallon from the first boil which wouldn't fit...
  6. Ogoki

    Greetings from Toronto!

    COOO ROO COO COO COO COO COO COOOOOOO! Right back at you! You can't quite tell, but in my avatar pic I pretty much look like Bob and Doug McKenzie.
  7. Ogoki

    Greetings from Toronto!

    Hey all, Kevin from Toronto here. I got into all-grain brewing about a year ago and have made a few batches of so far, with mixed results. I’m planning a simple, single-hop English Pale Ale for my next adventure, followed by Marubozo's Russian Imperial Stout, so that it’s in its prime by...
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