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  1. J

    Gluten Free Pumpkin Spice Ale

    I had same issue (I referred to the trub as a milkshake). I bottle 2 weekends ago and just tried one after 1 week in bottle. It was very light with a lot of residue at bottom of bottle. it had a fairly good pop when opening (used 4oz of prime sugar). The end result was a thin light beer with...
  2. J

    NorthernBrewer Bourbon Barrel Porter

    I just added the bourbon, oak, n vanilla bean this weekend. The oak was sitting in 8 oz of bourbon for 1 month. The vanilla bean in another jar for about 2 weeks. After placing the oak and bean in my secondary, I remeasured the bourbon and had to add another 2.5oz of fresh spirt to make the full...
  3. J

    Gluten Free Pumpkin Spice Ale

    Brewed this over the weekend. The roasted sorghum had a real nice aroma to the partial mash. I did try to strain this and like I was warned, wouldn't flow through even a large strainer. Consistency of a McDonald's milk shake. Sitting in primary waiting...
  4. J

    What's in your fermenter(s)?

    Bourbon Barrel Stout. It spent 10 days in primary then 15 days in secondary and its still bubbling away!
  5. J

    Gluten Free Pumpkin Spice Ale

    Where did you purchase the sorghum? Was it malted? I can not find sorghum grain anywhere other then in my neighborhood grocery store. Is this the same, hence why it is roasted?
  6. J

    NorthernBrewer Bourbon Barrel Porter

    I used "Jefferson's" Kentucky bourbon. It's less oaky than MM. Since we are adding oak to the bourbon, I didn't want to overdo it.
  7. J

    NorthernBrewer Bourbon Barrel Porter

    So I plan on brewing the NB BBP this weekend. I'm more of a scotch guy vs. a bourbon guy so I did some research and picked up some Jefferson's Kentucky bourbon. I stayed away from Beam products because of the heavy oak aging they already submit their bourbon to. I believe this may be why some...
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