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    Brewing a lager "clone" with ale yeast

    Yeah I read that it ferments down to 1.008 so I'm letting it go another week before I cold crash, I feel like it won't go lower than 1.012 but we'll see! Sent from my iPhone using Home Brew
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    Brewing a lager "clone" with ale yeast

    Figured this would be a good place for advice since the thread was recently active. I made an Ale-Toberfest with Nottingham and was wondering about my attenuation. 75% Vienna 20% dark Munich and 5% Melanoidan malt. I mashed at 154 but it got down to 152 and up to 156 before quick fixes during...
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    Kentucky Breakfast Stout need help

    I am brewing a big breakfast stout similar and want to know if you felt that the mash temp of 155 was beneficial or too high? Mine was 155 also. I am pitching S-04 instead of 05 and will be aging it quite a while. Sent from my iPhone using Home Brew
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    Question about First Wort Hop.

    What are the BIAB results of FWH? I just used 7.2 AA Kents in 3 gallons dry stout, but only an ounce. I added them after I upped the temp and pulled the bag. Let it sit for 25 and started the boil. Smelled great but I wonder if I'll get up to appropriate IBUs. I'd say the hops were exposed to...
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    Any homebrewers in SE Kentucky?

    I got some buddies around Morehead area, I think they moved to Mt. Sterling that have great taste in beer. They agree there isn't a big enough market for it there. I relocated to Arizona but I think there is a market for home brew everywhere. Just prove that to them and they'll see. Cheers.
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    Irish moss and wheat beer???

    Just made a clone of a local wheat beer from where I went to college. I added the Irish Moss and it seems to pull proteins to the bottom and clear if out a bit but I don't see how it would affect fermentation or taste. In fact I like wheat beers that I can see through. Gumballhead, Oberon, the...
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    Hi from Phoenix

    Welcome fellow phoenix brewer! It's not easy with the high temperatures and suspect water, but we make it happen! Yeah get that towel set up with a fan and find a way to keep the towel wet and your temps will be just fine! Don't forget to post pictures when it's done!
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    Wort pitched at 88

    I know, I know. I messed up. Here's the specifics. 2.5 gal batch in a 5 gal ferment bucket. 1.082 sg dark ipa (cda, whatever) I didn't have ice because the local place was out so I just put my water in the freezer during the boil thinking that would get me under 80. It wasnt and I had already...
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    Belgian Tripel/New Belgium Trippel BITTER?!

    I'm no expert, but to get used to the kind of Belgian candy-like sugar depth of flavor try their spin on a "dubbel." It's called abbey ale. There are technical specifications that categorize Belgian beers that they don't quite adhere to, but that sugary aspect you mentioned is a positive in the...
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    First brew tonight 6/8

    Thanks for all the support guys! I used ice as a sort of shock chill and added the rest of the water after. It pushed me closer to 5.2 gallons. ill mess with the website measurements later, for now, a celebratory round!! Cheers!
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    First brew tonight 6/8

    Simple pale ale recipe DME cascade hops. I had such a great time. Did my best to keep everything sanitized and only worry is that I had a towel near a fan that was blowing in kitchen, apt set up. Also MY HYDROMETER BROKE!! So don't know the specific gravity. Any suggestions?
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