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The advice I'll give is:
1. clean everything thoroughly and sanitize anything that contacts the cooled wort or beer.
2. Be patient. Especially when you get the beer into bottles. Don't expect it to be ready until at least 3 weeks after bottling.
Let us know how it turns out.
The advice I'll give is:
1. clean everything thoroughly and sanitize anything that contacts the cooled wort or beer.
2. Be patient. Especially when you get the beer into bottles. Don't expect it to be ready until at least 3 weeks after bottling.
Let us know how it turns out.
ayrton
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My advice is to brew a lot, which will keep you from being tempted to drink your homebrew before it's truly ready.
ECOdork
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welcome!
I'm pretty new myself to brewing and the site. Both are awesome!
Patience is key as well as to remember to Relax, Don't worry, and have a homebrew....
I'm pretty new myself to brewing and the site. Both are awesome!
Patience is key as well as to remember to Relax, Don't worry, and have a homebrew....
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Welcome..since some of my recommendations have already been taken I will add that you should sample a commercial brew before you attempt your own of the same style; e.g., Weizen, Bock, etc., because you may only like the title and not the brew itself.
