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    Plum Wine - thinking about recycling yeast?

    So I'm on my way to the neighbors house to pick somewhere between 50 & 100 lbs of ripe red plums (don't know the variety yet). Wanting to put it all up in wine:rockin:. The only yeast I have on hand is 1-packet of nottingham dry ale yeast, 1-packet of red dry montrachet, aaannnnddddd the yeast...
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    Is this going to suck?

    Gonna make my first ever stab at a fruit wheat soon, and am trying to put together my recipe. Not very practiced with all grain, and am taking a generic weizen recipe from Papazian and modifying it slightly. Take a look; let me know what you think. Thanks! 7lbs Briess 2-Row 3lbs Weyermann...
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    What to do with 2lbs of Blackberries?

    Cleaning out the freezer last night, and I ran across a leftover bag of 2lbs (give or take) of frozen blackberries that I harvested this fall and forgot about. I've had all the pie/cake/cobbler a guy can stand, and want to do something fun with these. But what? I've never brewed with fruit...
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    Another quick question on wort chiller.

    Making an immersion chiller out of scrap copper tubing I have dug up around the house. I have about 30' of 1/2"id and about 30' of 1/4"id. I am going to run tap water through the 1st coil in an ice bath and into the second coil that will be immersed in the wort. But here's the question...
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    Building a wort chiller. Opinions sought.

    OK, so here's the short version. I have about 50' of 1/4"od copper tubing at my disposal and would like to build a wort chiller. I have seen the immersion-style, and recognize that this would be fairly easy to pull off. I have also seen some that drain the wort from the boil kettle...
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    Howdy from Texas.

    New member here. I've been an active member on another forum, but due to a change in security, my firewall doesn't like them anymore. So here I am:rockin:. I am a very amateurish brewer, but love all things taboo. Currently experimenting with brew-in-a-bag. Flame me if you want, but it...
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