Recent content by WarEagle1

Thanks everyone

First time making this and first all grain.. Dumb question, carbonation levels? 2.5-2.7?

Can anyone give me a rough idea of how long they are running in the fermenter before transferring into carboy? It seems as the yeast has finished doing its thing. It was bubbling furiously the next morning.

Centennial Blonde is going to be first all grain. If I understand correctly I need about 6.5 gal of water for 5 gal batch. How much water for should mash, and I guess an hour and then sparge the rest of the water thru?

Centennial Blonde is going to be first all grain. If I understand correctly I need about 6.5 gal of water for 5 gal batch. How much water for should mash, and I guess an hour and then sparge the rest of the water thru?

Looking to do first all grain brew this weekend. Any suggestions on a good one to start with? Looking for light summer type ale. Inexpensive would be a plus too.

I was afraid that was the case. So at this point look at 2 - 5 gal bathes.

Former Fd Here.

I recently purchased equipment for all grain brewing. 2- 10 gal coolers (one for mash and one as hot liquor tank to sparge as it came with sparge arm) 10 gal brew pot. My first question is will I be able to do a ten gallon batch at once or will I need to do 2 - 5 gal batches? The answer to this...

I recently purchased equipment for all grain brewing. 2- 10 gal coolers (one for mash and one as hot liquor tank to sparge as it came with sparge arm) 10 gal brew pot. My first question is will I be able to do a ten gallon batch at once or will I need to do 2 - 5 gal batches? The answer to this...

Have u tried his extract version?

Can anyone suggest a good light beer recipe that is inexpensive to make??? Has to be all extract as I have no mashtun. Looking for good light beer for the summer.

Can anyone suggest a good light beer recipe that is inexpensive to make??? Has to be all extract as I have no mashtun. Looking for good light beer for the summer.

It's been in the carboy little less than a week. Will it go away? Should I go ahead and bottle?

Ha ha thanks. It's the back of closet under my stairs. I don't like setting the carboy on the cement. If I need to wait how will I know when it's ready and what did I do to cause it/avoid next time.