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    howdy from San Francisco

    Looking forward to the forum!
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    Easy Partial Mash Brewing (with pics)

    I haven't brewed for a few years. Getting back into hb with a hefe. Thanks dude!:rockin:
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    Anyone Have A Ommegang Saisson Recipe

    Maybe I'll start next week!
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    Anyone Have A Ommegang Saisson Recipe

    I'm going to start a new batch. Anyone know where to get this recipe?
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    arpricot hefe

    Sorry for the slow reply. The beer turned out great. The Apricot flavor came through and blended well with the hefe' fruitiness. No gushers I think most of the sugar got fermented.
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    arpricot hefe

    Almost ready to bottle apricot hefe. So far tastes very apricot-y. I used a simple extract hefe recipe and added six pounds of pitted apricots to the secondary waited two weeks. No pasteurization of the fruit. No real problems except that I lost ~1 gal when I went to a terciery to filter...
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    Wife Beer

    Hey Bird, I've brewed a triple Belgin Ale, Hefe, Pale Ale, and a Porter. She likes them all, but they're too boozy for her. Actually she liked the Belgin the best. I think your idea of a modest Hefe sounds good. The Berlin Hefe that can be flavored is interesting. I hear it is properly...
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    Wife Beer

    Hi, I'm new to the home brew community. I've been brewing for ~1 year extract and mini mash. Thinking of going to all grain. My problem. My wife likes my beer, but it's to potent for her. I was thinking of making a pilsner. Then I looked at a Berlin Wisen. Anyone have any suggestions...
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    Yo' dudes

    Hello I'm a newbie to this forum. I've grain brewed years ago and have recently started bresing again using the partial mash method. My last batches were a pale ale, hefeweisen and another pale ale. Great to taste homebrew again. My next brew projects are going to be a pilsner and sake...
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