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  1. Grand Lake Brewer

    Spunding Valve

    Thank you, thinking through the process I couldn't rationalize why it wouldn't work.
  2. Grand Lake Brewer

    Spunding Valve

    Just curious, I ferment 10 gallon batches in a 15 gal keg and then transfer to 2 corny kegs for serving. Has any one carbonated 2 kegs at the same time with 1 spunding valve?
  3. Grand Lake Brewer

    Corona style mill to crush my barley ?

    I've been using the same corona mill for 26 years. I have migrated to BIAB but have used it for every possible mash process known to man. One thing I learned a long time ago was to wet down my grain just before running it through the corona mill. Over the years I've learned to use about 1 1/2 oz...
  4. Grand Lake Brewer

    Oklahoma Only Brewers Group on the HBT!!!

    Thanks WortMonger, like you I do nothing but closed-system pressurized fermentation using Sankey D couplers and kegs.
  5. Grand Lake Brewer

    Oklahoma Only Brewers Group on the HBT!!!

    Hello Okie brewers, from Grand Lake O' the Cherokees.
  6. Grand Lake Brewer

    Chuckanut Pilsner Intel

    Did you ever find out their grain bill, I heard Will say he used a pale malt but never elaborated?
  7. Grand Lake Brewer

    Boil-off Rate

    My guess is you read it on a low oxygen brew log. They recommend a low simmer verses rolling boil as well limiting evaporation to 6% - 10% or less of boil volume and control heat stress by limiting boil time to 60-70 minutes.
  8. Grand Lake Brewer

    First lager, with S-23... advice needed

    Check out the lager method on the Brulosophy web site. I've been brewing lagers for three years now with consistent successful results using this method.
  9. Grand Lake Brewer

    Does lager recipe for non-lager work?

    I ferment German Pilsners at these temps using Saflager W-34/70 with great results consistently. I do cold crash for about 3 to 4 days before I transfer to serving keg. I'll probably catch some grief for this but check out Brulosophy.com, they have done many (exbeeriments) using lager yeast at...
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