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  1. J

    Tips for All-Grain Stout in Secondary

    Hey JPMG, Thought I'd update the status on my oatmeal stout. 9# 2-row .5 chocolate malt 1.0 crystal 40 1.5 flaked oat .5 roasted barley 2 oz. fuggle Yeast: Nottingham Hops: Fuggle (2 oz.) Primary I was pleasantly surprised that the batch yielded a higher OG than I had anticipated. My first...
  2. J

    Tips for All-Grain Stout in Secondary

    Yeah, I'm hoping to try to add additional flavoring to the stout with mild coffee and chocolate hints. There's actually a stout from a local brewery (Mrs. Stoutfire from the Bruery in Southern California) that has these elements that I'm hoping to replicate to some extent. Just really unclear on...
  3. J

    Tips for All-Grain Stout in Secondary

    I've brewed my first batch of oatmeal stout - only a smaller, 3-gallon batch. I also purchased enough grains to do a regular 5-gallon batch. We're brewing that today and my plan is to move it to secondary so I can add additional flavor. I'd like to focus more on a light chocolate and coffee...
  4. J

    Oatmeal Stout Recipe?

    Lil' Sparky, I've given your recipe a go. I actually am going to do two batches - one smaller batch I cooked last night and it went well. The second I plan to do a regular 5-gallon batch and move it into secondary. Do you have any tricks or tips on adding anything at secondary? This is my first...
  5. J

    Looking for Additional IPA Tips

    Thanks for the quick message. I guess the clarity would be nice but not necessary. I'm more concerned with taste and proper flavor right now. I've had a few friends who swear by secondary due to flavor and clarity, so I figure it's time to try (and to be able to dry hop). The only issue is we...
  6. J

    Looking for Additional IPA Tips

    Hi all, What all started with Mr. Beer and went quickly into a Brooklyn Brew Shop kit has turned into regular 5-gallon batches. I'm still a newbie but just bottled batch 8 and 9. We're starting on 10 and 11 tomorrow, which we're doing one all grain (our working IPA) and another using dry and...
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