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    Cream Ale Cream of Three Crops (Cream Ale)

    So I brewed a 3.5 gallon batch of this the other day. When I looked at the original recipe I saw the 60min hop addition and just assumed it was a 60min boil. . .so of course I boiled it for 60 min. Just wondering how this might affect the final product. My OG was a little low because this was...
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    NB Chocolate Milk Stout High Final Gravity

    I didn't want to start a while new thread for this question because I just brewed this same kit but I have a question about possibly overbittering this beer. I usually brew AG but bought this kit to have an easy 5 gal batch. My AG setup is better suited for the 2.5-3gal batch. Well while...
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    Results from juice, yeast and sugar experiments

    Yea I'd keep em in the fridge and just take em out to drink em.
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    Results from juice, yeast and sugar experiments

    Kevin you mentioned a couple different methods you used with a couple different yeasts that allowed you to "stop" the fermentation (cold crashing and racking). I'm using S-04. So does that mean that I could backsweeten to bottle carb and just stick all the bottles in the fridge when they are...
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    Results from juice, yeast and sugar experiments

    I'm planning on doing a 1 Gal. batch BTW. Sorry I didn't state that right out.
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    Results from juice, yeast and sugar experiments

    Hey Kev. Nice to see another brewer on here in the Central VA area. Picked up a couple 1 gal. glass cider jugs (with cider in them) from Fresh Market today. I really wanted the jugs for splitting batches of beer, but I couldn't bear to buy an empty jug for about the same price. So now I have...
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    Never dump your beer!!! Patience IS a virtue!!! Time heals all things, even beer!

    Packer, I guess the title could be seen as misleading with the use of the word "never", but Revvy made it pretty clear there are a few reasons (after giving it enough time. And then some) to dump a batch. I think he just wants new brewers (like myself) to calm down and not be so quick to dump a...
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    Never dump your beer!!! Patience IS a virtue!!! Time heals all things, even beer!

    I'll also add that fortunately my first batch actually made it into bottles. After reading some stories I'm glad I have my first ever home brew batch that I can sit on for as long as I need. Its an extract pumpkin spice porter. I am a little worried about it though because I bottled half of it...
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    Oxidation

    Jim thanks for the direction. I checked out Revvy's post. Now it seems so obvious I should have just waited. I'm still recovering from the idea that beer has to be made by professionals in laboratories with fancy and expensive equipment. I just assumed that I failed and I should just start...
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    Never dump your beer!!! Patience IS a virtue!!! Time heals all things, even beer!

    I stand condemned. My first batch was a full 5 gallons but my second and third were attempts at 2.5gal that ended more around 2.25. I planned to just primary these. A northern english brown and a Sierra Nevada clone. Both normal ABV. The brown was first. About 2wks out I wanted to take a...
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    Oxidation

    I wanted to post this here because I think oxidation is the issue. So batch #2 was (key word "was") a northern english brown ale and batch #3 was a Sierra Nevada Pale Ale clone. Both were 2.5 gallon batches that ended up being closer to 2gal. The brown was in a 3 gal. carboy for primary and the...
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