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    RIS Extract Recipe Critique

    All, trying to brew an Extract RIS Bourbon Barrell. I've brewed a lower gravity (og 1.060) Bourbon Barrell Stout before, but would like to up it a bit. Take a look at the recipe below and let me know what you all think of my plan! Extract 12.2 lbs Munton's Light LME (6.1 lbs on brew day, 6.1...
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    Huge gaps in beer line?

    day_tripper, Haha I think there was a misunderstanding! I'd realize that a hole on top of the post might be a bit odd! I thought you had meant that the o-ring on the dip tube was potentially upside down, and was confused about how that could be
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    Huge gaps in beer line?

    Upside down? When I cleaned it both sides looked the same to me; I could have very easily done that as well. How did you tell the difference between upside down and right -side up?
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    Huge gaps in beer line?

    I don't suspect overcarbed beer... I carbed at 30 psi for 24 hours and then knocked it down to 10 psi for a week before tasting. I do know that I'm not missing an O ring, but it could be damaged I suppose, I bought the kegs used and replaced all the other O rings except for that one. I'll stop...
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    Huge gaps in beer line?

    Thanks for the reply, Upon further investigation it looks like there are some bubbles (co2 I'm assuming) coming out of thee beer post and up into the line? Any thoughts about why this might be happening, or is that normal?
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    Huge gaps in beer line?

    Hey guys, Done a lot of research on this topic, but thought it'd be helpful to post a picture of my particular situation. Just changed a keg in my set up and I'm getting these huge gaps in my beer lines. I've tried changing the pressure, temperature etc. but can't seem to get it to work. I...
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    1 gallon BIAB Witbier recipe critique

    Thanks for all the comments guy! Because of my concerns about not getting a great efficiency with this batch (2nd 1 gal biab on stovetop, typically do full partial mash/extract boils for 5 gal with burner) I opted to spend the $2.30 to have a full lb of flaked wheat (instead of my .8 lb of...
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    1 gallon BIAB Witbier recipe critique

    what's in grains of paradise? I came across that in a few other forums but hadn't heard of it before.
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    1 gallon BIAB Witbier recipe critique

    thanks for the tips Saltmirv! I might up the grain amount a bit (keep the percentages the same) just to account for a low mash efficiency (only second time trying a biab batch)
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    1 gallon BIAB Witbier recipe critique

    Hey guys, I was working on brewing up a 1 gallon BIAB batch of witbier over the weekend and was looking for some critique on my recipe. I know I should be using unmalted wheat to stay true to style but I have some extra american white wheat on hand and was hoping to use that up. I also have...
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    Belgian Tripel: 3 weeks primary 4 weeks secondary.. more yeast?

    Just a follow up to what I ended up doing with this.. I decided to add about a third of a packet of re-hydrated CBC-01 yeast just to keep my mind at ease about having enough yeast left to carbonate well. I added about 5.84 ounces of corn sugar to carbonate to 3.3 volumes, I'm just hoping...
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    Cream Ale: too make it Imperial or not?

    I think I've decided to go somewhat in between the two recipes I listed earlier.. I'm thinking: 6lbs Pilsen LME 1lb Corn Sugar (15 min) .75 oz Crystal (60 min) .25 oz Cluster (15 min) Safale US-05 This puts me at 22 ibus (just over the 8-22 ibu style range) and about 5.44% abv. Any thoughts...
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    Cream Ale: too make it Imperial or not?

    Thanks for all the suggestions guys! RM-NM, That recipe looks great, but I already have most of the ingredients that I listed in my first post (aside from the grains) and was hoping to build a recipe around those for convenience. Although I'm thinking about toning down the 'imperial' version...
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    Belgian Tripel: 3 weeks primary 4 weeks secondary.. more yeast?

    Jmos, The ABV is roughly 8.8% as of the last time I checked, so altogether not wayy up there. The alcohol tolerance of the yeast is 10-15% according to the White Labs website, although I believe I slightly under-pitched the recommended amount (haven't had any issues reaching target FG though)...
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    Belgian Tripel: 3 weeks primary 4 weeks secondary.. more yeast?

    Hi guys, So I have a Belgian tripel that I left in primary for three weeks and then transferred to secondary to clarify for a month... I'm thinking of bottling soon and was wondering if you all think I'll need to add more yeast at bottling time to get proper carbonation? If so what...
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