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Second what @gunhaus said. I used US-05 at 60F for fermentation and let it lager for about 4 weeks at 38F. Great, clean, drinkable cream ale but not an exact clone in the flavor department yet not that far off either.Help Support Homebrew Talk - Beer, Wine, Mead, & Cider Brewing Discussion Forum:I bought an CFC not so long ago but we haven't really become on speaking terms with each other yet, although I've only used 2 times so I'm guessing it's a learning curve. I've had the impression a CFC would cool my wort pretty quickly but so far I've been struggling to get it down to a...Jul 14, 2006 · This is my Haus Pale Ale. A very quaffable beer that is very easy to make using basic ingredients and a dry yeast. Grain Bill 8 lbs. 2-Row Pale Malt 2 lbs. Vienna Malt 0.5 lb. Crystal 10L Malt Mash Single Infusion mash for 60 minutes at 152 degrees. I batch sparge in a 10 gallon water cooler...

Mead Recipes. Mead, a honey-based wine, is easy to mix up at home and add to your repertoire of fermentations. Browse through all mead recipes, including traditional mead, pyment, cyser, melomel, metheglin, braggot, bochet, and historical styles. New to mead? Unresolved grief that occurs when someone is physically or psychologically absent is known as ambiguous loss. Grief is unique for everyone. You're not alone. Learning about ambiguo...Apologies for all the questions. If I am reading the helps/tips/how-do's here correctly, I obviously need to add sugar to my keg for priming. Should I be using any particular sugar here or would standard cooking grade white granulated sugar be okay? If any sugar would be fine, does any one have...

Apologies for all the questions. If I am reading the helps/tips/how-do's here correctly, I obviously need to add sugar to my keg for priming. Should I be using any particular sugar here or would standard cooking grade white granulated sugar be okay? If any sugar would be fine, does any one have...

Introduction. Wine is an alcoholic beverage made by the fermentation of grapes or other fruit. Wine made from fruit other than grapes is now generally referred to as "Country Wine". Other fermented beverages which are not made with grain, honey, rice or fruit are often colloquially called "wines" as well. For example, palm wine is made by the natural …Blonde Ale Centennial Blonde (Simple 4% All Grain, 5 & 10 Gall) BierMuncher. Oct 26, 2007. 148 149 150. Replies. 6K. Views. 2M.Jan 23, 2022 · Winemaking Forum. Topics all related to wine no matter what type, grapes, rice, sake, anything wine! A few weeks ago I decided it was time for me to go back to chilling my wort with an IC, as I was getting too much trub for my liking into the fermenters. After some research, I landed on the Jaded Brewing website. I was initially interested in the Hydra, though was unsure as to whether it would...Sep 12, 2011. #5. A single packet of dry or a single tube of liquid yeast could technically be a low pitching rate for any batch, even a five gallon one. I generally make a starter for liquid yeasts, and use more than one packet when using dry.

Introduction. Wine is an alcoholic beverage made by the fermentation of grapes or other fruit. Wine made from fruit other than grapes is now generally referred to as "Country Wine". …

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Only one thing matters in the end. Ask people to imagine what they’d say if they knew they were dying and most would have words of sadness, fear, and regret. But new psychological ...Dec 31, 2023. #6. The major brewers will have a different process than us homebrewers and can exclude oxygen so the pale ales don't have to be terribly fresh to still have the aroma. There isn't likely to be enough difference to justify a 45 minute drive. If you have a brewpub nearby, their pale ales will be fresh.Feb 16, 2013 · Feb 24, 2014. #27. The Bible speaks in many places about wine and beer and nowhere are they referred to as "evil". In fact, fermentation of fruit- and grain-based beverages was the only way to insure long-term preservation of such a precious everyday commodity. My own Citra hop clone of Zombie Dust by 3 Floyds Brewing Company; an American Pale Ale. It's one of my favorite beers by one of my favorite brewers. I have done several iterations of this recipe over the past four years making changes each time to improve it. I think it ready to share with...How to Brew provides a very good overview of brewing extract and all-grain beers and is a great resource for beginning and advanced brewers alike. Paul's Brewing Page Provides illustrated overviews of the brewing process. Has examples of partial mash and all-grain brews. A good overview of a brewday with pictures to help understand the process.Help Support Homebrew Talk - Beer, Wine, Mead, & Cider Brewing Discussion Forum:

May 14, 2010 · Bigfoot Barleywine. 9.6% abv / 5 gallon batch. 16.6 lbs Pale Malt. 1 lbs Crystal 80L. 1.5 oz Chinook Hops 14%AA (90 mins) 1 oz Centennial Hops (15 mins) 1 oz Cascade Hops (5 min) .5 oz EACH of Chinook, Cascade, Centennial (dry hops last 2 weeks) California Ale Yeast (recultured from Sierra Nevada Celebration, repitched on top of yeast cake from ... Sep 12, 2011. #5. A single packet of dry or a single tube of liquid yeast could technically be a low pitching rate for any batch, even a five gallon one. I generally make a starter for liquid yeasts, and use more than one packet when using dry.Anyway, I did a more controlled test today and here are the results. I installed the neoprene jacket and started with 5 gals of water at 60F and ambient temp of 55F. It took 51 minutes to get to 170F and 114 minutes to get full rolling boil. I'm a happy camper so far but the real test will be doing a batch of beer.fermenter. Pitch two packages of yeast or a yeast starter and aerate well. Ferment at 67°. F (19° C) until fermentation activity subsides, then rack to secondary. Add first set of dry. hops on top of the racked beer and age 7-9 days then add the second set. Age five more. days then bottle or keg the beer.Nov 13, 2014. #3. Thanks i checked it out and figured i would try a extremely simple way and only do a 1 gallon batch. I used 1 pound light dme and 4 cans of nestea lemon iced tea frozen concentrate in roughly 2L of water which filled my fermentor perfectly and came out at 1.075 og. I used a teaspoon of nottingham ale yeast and I think once it ...

Hi HBT, One of the major benefits with electric brewing is the ability to do it indoors, and many have proven this by building sweet brew rooms. One of the major headaches with doing so, however, is the need to exhaust the steam, otherwise end up with a hot moist brew room. Electric brewing pioneers like Kal came up with an overhead …

This is the forum for discussing the craft of making Wine, Cider, Mead and Kombucha. Threads. 10.6K. Messages. 86.5K. ABC Malbec 23l wine kit. Thursday at 3:46 PM. BassoonBrew.Hi HBT, One of the major benefits with electric brewing is the ability to do it indoors, and many have proven this by building sweet brew rooms. One of the major headaches with doing so, however, is the need to exhaust the steam, otherwise end up with a hot moist brew room. Electric brewing pioneers like Kal came up with an overhead …Good morning everyone! Really excited to be making my first cider next week. Going with a 6 gallon batch using local cider that is preservative free and unpasteurized. The recipe I am following from Midwest Homebrewing and Wine making. It suggests using 2lbs of honey or brown sugar for a 5...Honey malt: Honey malt is the company's best description for the unique European malt known as brumalt. Its intense malt sweetness makes it perfect for any specialty beer. It has a color profile of 20-30 °L and is devoid of astringent roast flavors. From Paddock Wood Brewing:Go-Ferm should be added in the rehydration water of the active dried yeast prior to the yeast addition itself. The recommended dose is to add 2.5 lb Goferm/1000 gal (of total juice/wine) into 20 times its weight of clean 43°C (110°F) water. Stir the GoFerm to dissolve. For optimal performance, maintain a ratio of 1 part yeast to 1.25 part GoFerm.Nov 13, 2013 · Help Support Homebrew Talk - Beer, Wine, Mead, & Cider Brewing Discussion Forum: Flaked wheat is traditional in Belgian witbier and lambics, it contains more starch and higher levels of protein than malted wheat. It adds more mouthfeel than malted wheat and has a different taste, which is noticeable when used in larger quantities. If the grain bill consists of more than 25% flaked wheat you should consider a cereal mash, or ...

I've run across conflicting advice as to when to perform a diacetyl rest: 1. Right after the Krausen falls. 2. When you're 75% of the way to FG. 3. When you're a couple of points above FG. 4. After fermentation is complete. So when's the "right" time to do a d-rest? Or does the timing...

Flaked wheat is traditional in Belgian witbier and lambics, it contains more starch and higher levels of protein than malted wheat. It adds more mouthfeel than malted wheat and has a different taste, which is noticeable when used in larger quantities. If the grain bill consists of more than 25% flaked wheat you should consider a cereal mash, or ...

Jan 15, 2014. #12. Holy Efficiency Batman! I just made a Boh Pils with 10lb Avangard Pils and 3oz Acid Malt, and did a Hochkurz-esque double decoction which was somewhat of a disaster. 1.5qt/lb mash thickness, mashed in at 142, rested 15, pulled thick decoction and raised to 158 and rested 15, boiled 15.Muncie. Apr 6, 2015. #2. Doing a sour mash Berliner Weisse and adding salt / coriander will get you close I imagine. Just google "sour mash Berliner" and you should easily find a solid recipe. However, Westbrook Gose has a little bit of funkiness that I don't think you will get from a sour mash. You could try to use a saison yeast to get some ...Open one gallon bottle of apple juice and pour half of it into the carboy using the funnel. Open one bag of Dextrose and carefully add it to the now half full bottle of apple juice. Shake well. Repeat Steps 2 and 3, then go to step 5. Pour in the mixture of Apple Juice and Dextrose from both bottles into the carboy.Introduction. Wine is an alcoholic beverage made by the fermentation of grapes or other fruit. Wine made from fruit other than grapes is now generally referred to as "Country Wine". Other fermented beverages which are not made with grain, honey, rice or fruit are often colloquially called "wines" as well. For example, palm wine is made by the natural …Only one thing matters in the end. Ask people to imagine what they’d say if they knew they were dying and most would have words of sadness, fear, and regret. But new psychological ...Flaked wheat is traditional in Belgian witbier and lambics, it contains more starch and higher levels of protein than malted wheat. It adds more mouthfeel than malted wheat and has a different taste, which is noticeable when used in larger quantities. If the grain bill consists of more than 25% flaked wheat you should consider a cereal mash, or ...Nov 30, 2016 · Dec 5, 2022. #2. O fórum BR foi incorporado ao fórum dos EUA, como você pode ver. Você receberá as mesmas mensagens que os outros membros. Se você vir uma mensagem privada da qual não deseja participar, basta olhar no canto superior direito da mensagem/conversa privada para SAIR. Clique nele e não o veja. Find out how to tackle energy saving home projects including replacing your heating/cooling unit, sealing cracks and gaps, and adding insulation to your attic. Expert Advice On Imp...Nov 13, 2014. #3. Thanks i checked it out and figured i would try a extremely simple way and only do a 1 gallon batch. I used 1 pound light dme and 4 cans of nestea lemon iced tea frozen concentrate in roughly 2L of water which filled my fermentor perfectly and came out at 1.075 og. I used a teaspoon of nottingham ale yeast and I think once it ...Hello everyone I am using the Safale K-97 yeast for a room temperature brew right now. It has been in the primary for 8 days already, and the kreutzen still hasn't settled. Is this normal? I do agree that the yeast has a very firm foam during the primary fermentation. Thanks JFind out how to tackle energy saving home projects including replacing your heating/cooling unit, sealing cracks and gaps, and adding insulation to your attic. Expert Advice On Imp...

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