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That sounds amazing; I know what I'm making this weekend!

BierMuncher's Centennial Blonde is a pretty easy first brew. It was my first all grain brew.

It's the same for me, I have noticed my hangovers are not as bad when over indulging on home brew vs commercial.

Just starting to plan my keezer build, this sounds like a great next project. Looking forward to your write-up!

That was really cool. Good write-up and thanks for posting!

Great find, thank you for the link! I just signed up, assuming the chemistry might be a bit over my head but for free its worth trying.

There is no need for a secondary on this beer. You will be fine leaving it in the primary for the extra time.

I am going to give this a shot for my next brew day. Realy hoping it corrects the off taste I've been experiencing. That is a great idea to add the additional salts to the glass to get a feel for the effect they have.

Thanks for the replies. I am having a really hard time nailing down the off taste or putting it into coherent words. It has astringency at the end and the lighter beers are overly bitter but not in a good way (I don't believe I'm picking up any sourness). An Amber ale I brewed still had the...

Drink it you a**hole! Hahaha!

I have recently stepped up to all grain and have brewed 4 AG beers so far. All 4 have had an off taste which after doing quite a bit of reading and getting a copy of my local water report I believe is a result of my very high alkalinity. The off taste has made the pale ales I made almost...

If you dont have the product key you can install Open Office which is a free product, which would allow you to open your files.

First AG, turned out great! 4350+7=4357

That's an okay picture of an excellent book!

Excellent, thanks Yooper!

I just got a temperature controller and am going to try cold crashing my next brew. Do you guys bring the beer back to room temp before priming and bottling or can I do it right from fridge?

What yeast did you use?

Just tried this on my last batch, worked great! So much easier than tipping the bottling bucket trying to get every last drop.

Nice find!