Search results

Homebrew Talk - Beer, Wine, Mead, & Cider Brewing Discussion Forum

Help Support Homebrew Talk - Beer, Wine, Mead, & Cider Brewing Discussion Forum:

This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.
  1. A

    Suggestions for my High Gravity Belgian

    Thx foe the tips everyone. It has been about 7 months since brew day and I cracked one just a week ago. This turned out very good, on the verge of awesome. Very smooth for 10%, clean, and refreshing. I went with champagne yeast 2 days prior to bottling per hbs advice which nicely helped...
  2. A

    Whisky Brown Ale

    I plan on finally brewing this beer in the next few days. Anyone else wanna throw in some suggestions?
  3. A

    Suggestions for my High Gravity Belgian

    Thanks for the info. Does anyone have any further info about re-yeasting at bottle time. I'd like to consider this option for part of my batch. Thanks. Bottling day is within the next few weeks.
  4. A

    Suggestions for my High Gravity Belgian

    Could you expand on this? I'm not familiar with reyeasting at bottle phase. Would I still use 3/4 cup of corn sugar? Should I mix the sugar, yeast, and water for bottling phase? Pull package of yeast? I'm not looking for crazy carbonation...are you familar with Weyerbocker beers? Most...
  5. A

    Suggestions for my High Gravity Belgian

    I'll just remove the Amber DME from my primary :) In all honestly I was going to use Light, but LHB guy suggested the amber. Next batch will be altered for sure. Thx.
  6. A

    Suggestions for my High Gravity Belgian

    My plan was 4 week primary, I was just getting worried about the fermentation being complete and leaving it in there for too long w/ the muck :)
  7. A

    Suggestions for my High Gravity Belgian

    I'm looking for suggestions on how long to keep this in the primary. It has been 2 weeks in the primary, and the gravity is holding steady at 1.020, which I expected. I've read a bit about leaving in the primary longer, but I'm unsure of the benefit/risk in doing so while the fermentation has...
  8. A

    Whisky Brown Ale

    Thanks for the feedback. Brown sugar was my likely choice. 1lb?
  9. A

    Whisky Brown Ale

    This is my first post! I'm tinkering a new brew, a strong Brown Ale using Whisky soaked oak chips. Here's my ideas. Feel free to comment and critique. Brew day should be mid-Jan 2012. --Mini Mash / Steep-- 1 lb. American crystal 60L 4 oz. British chocolate 2 oz. Roasted barley...
Back
Top