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    Hello Hello Hello - SoCal

    Glad to be a part of these forums. Been lurking for a quick minute! I've recently started home-brewing with the intention to open a business. Let's just say, I'm in the very early stages of learning how all this works. My orientation is hard seltzers 😀 So far, I've brewed three batches, with...
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    [Wheat&weizen] Share a Dark American Wheat Beer Recipe | Garvee Formulas Talk

    Garvee formulas talk Recipe Type: Whole Wheat Yeast: US-05 Batch Size: 20L Boil Volume: 23L Starting density: 1.052 Final Density: 1.012 Alcohol: 5.2%. Bitterness IBU: 18 Boiling time (minutes): 60 Color: 12 SRM Main fermentation days and temperatures : 10 days 16-18 degrees Celsius...
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    Hops G/per litre

    Hi Guys, I'm after some advice and recommendations on the total Grams per litre of hops for a Hazy Pale ale recipe. What tends to be your go to for such a style? I've read online it's generally in the range of 5-10g per litre. Is this the total amount of hops (boil, whirlpool and dry hop...
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    A Practial Method for Grist Formulation and Scaling

    Introduction The hobby has come a long way since the I started brewing all-grain beer in the early nineties. While not unheard of, it was very rare for an amateur brewer to jump straight into all-grain brewing at that point in time. Almost every new amateur brewer started out as a can-based kit...
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    A Practial Method for Grist Formulation and Scaling

    Introduction The hobby has come a long way since the I started brewing all-grain beer in the early nineties. While not unheard of, it was very rare for an amateur brewer to jump straight into all-grain brewing at that point in time. Almost every new amateur brewer started out as a can-based kit...
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