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  1. redarmy990

    First ever Pilsner style

    Thanks Wrendelar - we were expecting it but not so close together. Hopefully it will be a house beer as I love a good pils
  2. redarmy990

    First ever Pilsner style

    I finally got round to brewing again, 1st time since October. Life got in the way, 2 deaths (both my wife's parents - within 8 months of each other) and 2 weddings. But yesterday i attempted my first lager - a pilsner style used north star pilsner malt and hopped with hallertau mittlefrau...
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    using up grains - stout/porter

    first picture is after the mash, not a good pic sorry 2nd picture is after the boil and chilled into fermenter
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    using up grains - stout/porter

    Brew day complete, Porter came out to 1.069 post mash - Beersmith estimate was 1.057Post mash, so got great conversion.{ if readings were acurate} Into fermenter I was at 1.062
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    using up grains - stout/porter

    yep, a place holder I have 05 and 04 on hand, not sure what to go with but using 2 packets of either
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    using up grains - stout/porter

    Will do- brew day is tomorrow and will update the thread as i go
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    using up grains - stout/porter

    I do not whirlpool an hour lol thanks for noticing will change on the recipe sheet. And will also put the brown malt in there
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    using up grains - stout/porter

    Good day all. finally getting to brew again after numerous setbacks to health and life in general. I have put together a stout/porter recipe with some grains I have left over. heres what I have so far, any suggestions are welcomed. I do also have around 11oz of brown malt and around 6oz of...
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    A little help needed regarding California ale V yeast

    Thanks so much, Since dry hopping gravity has dropped another few points, now down to around 1.020. Going to cold crash tomorrow evening and then take a final reading for my notes. When it was fermenting away got a lot of Sulphur smell, but that has since disappeared.
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    A little help needed regarding California ale V yeast

    I'm fermenting in a spike CF5, it took off quickly and dropped from around 1.066 down to 1.026 in 6 days - then took 4 days to go from 1.026 to 1.024. I have just dry hopped it, will leave those in for 3 days then cold crash The hydrometer sample I took tasted good so hopefully will have a nice...
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    A little help needed regarding California ale V yeast

    11lb 2 row 2.5 lb vienna 14oz caramel 60 5 oz carapils Mashed at 150 for 60 minutes, raised to 168 mash out and sparge. Boiled 75 minutes I dropped temp last night back to 68 from 70 and it dropped to 1.021, not sure why
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    A little help needed regarding California ale V yeast

    Good day all, I brewed a clone recipe of a bells two hearted. All grain It has currently been in fermenter for 11 days and has dropped from1.066 down to around 1.024 @ 70 degrees , Started out at 67 degrees Tilt is saying 1.020 and hydrometer is at 1.024 - Question - as it's been sat there for...
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    How Many Gallons Brewed in 2022

    5g two hearted clone 697+5=702
  14. redarmy990

    How to make a thick and rich Stout

    Oats and or maltodextrin can help and mash at higher temps Thick, sumptuous, and sweet, dessert stouts have a reputation for bombarding your taste buds (in a good way) and soothing your sweet tooth. Brewing a dessert stout is all about creativity and balance. It requires a robust malt bill...
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    How to make a thick and rich Stout

    Oats and or maltodextrin can help and mash at higher temps
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