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  1. Hoppy_Sanchez

    Anvil Brew Pump

    I abandoned home brew talk for a bit. We all go thru a home brew hiatus. Just brewed last week. I just ordered the stainless head from anvil and a brew bag. I did use the anvil pump and was very impressed with how silent is was. For some reason my chugger pump wasn’t operating normal. Glad I...
  2. Hoppy_Sanchez

    Anvil Brew Pump

    Hello fellow brewers, I just purchased an anvil foundry 10.5 w/ pump kit. I haven’t brewed on the system yet. I’ve been a fan of the foundry for a while and been surfing the web to see if there is a stainless steel thread head attachment for the anvil pump. I know it’s a Smaller pump and I’m...
  3. Hoppy_Sanchez

    1968 harvested from brewery

    So the yeast was dead. I’m guessing I waited too long. Ended up using yeast that I propped up from another brewery.
  4. Hoppy_Sanchez

    California Carboys and growlers

    Yea I’m down to meet up once this shut down passes. They aren’t going anywhere.
  5. Hoppy_Sanchez

    California Carboys and growlers

    Oh for sure no problem where are you located?
  6. Hoppy_Sanchez

    California Carboys and growlers

    Yes still available and they are glass.
  7. Hoppy_Sanchez

    Blowout All my Stainless and homebrew equipment

    Interested in the ss bucket. Where are you located?
  8. Hoppy_Sanchez

    Milling grains, how important?

    Invest in a mill if you stock bulk grain at home. You’ll notice an efficiency difference being able to set your mill gap to a finer crush. What I like about having a mill is prepping for brew days in advance. Whether it’s the day of, night before, or days to weeks to your brew date. I’ve never...
  9. Hoppy_Sanchez

    1968 harvested from brewery

    Just read that commercial breweries will continue 20+ and even beyond that. Im sure a yeast starter will help but for as thick as it looks I’m pitching it and giving it a whirl. Fresh oxygenated clean wort will make any yeast happy.
  10. Hoppy_Sanchez

    1968 harvested from brewery

    The brewery said it would be darker due to it being in a stout beer. Very active yeast. There’s no trub. I’m going to go for it and I’ll have feedback hopefully soon.
  11. Hoppy_Sanchez

    California Brew Kettles, SF Bay Area

    Where is your exact Bay Area location?
  12. Hoppy_Sanchez

    1968 harvested from brewery

    I did do a second wash on the yeast. These are the only size jars I have. I don’t want a huge air gap between the lid and yeast. When I do plan on using this yeast I will decant most of the liquid.
  13. Hoppy_Sanchez

    New IPA recipe using Galaxy, Azacca, and CTZ

    Yes I use beersmith and the waters brewer spreadsheet.
  14. Hoppy_Sanchez

    New IPA recipe using Galaxy, Azacca, and CTZ

    So I should shouldn’t add any?
  15. Hoppy_Sanchez

    New IPA recipe using Galaxy, Azacca, and CTZ

    Ok. I did a v1.1 on this recipe with just adding: 1oz ctz at fwh 60 mins 2 oz each galaxy azacca at 160. Not sure when I’m brewing this so I have time to contemplate my hop additions.
  16. Hoppy_Sanchez

    New IPA recipe using Galaxy, Azacca, and CTZ

    I may take you on that. I have a jaded chiller so I can chill down very quick and add in those hops. Tho when I do steeping hop additions I add them at 180 for about 20 mins then chill down to pitching temp. Thinking about this reminds me need to attach my whirlpool elbow and ball valves here my...
  17. Hoppy_Sanchez

    New IPA recipe using Galaxy, Azacca, and CTZ

    To manage ph in wort.
  18. Hoppy_Sanchez

    New IPA recipe using Galaxy, Azacca, and CTZ

    I religiously read and listen to Brülosophy. I’m convinced with less is more. I’ve had hop creep and I’ve had hop astringent beers where it took 3-6 weeks before they were drinkable. There for I wasted hops and time. Low dose and if you want more add a little more.
  19. Hoppy_Sanchez

    Mashing at 160F

    Sorry I wrote that out quick without proof reading. That stout I brewed was an OG of 1.060 and finished at 1.030. Very delicious stout at 4%. Sweat, full body, and crushable. I mashed at 160 to see where my FG would end up. Didn’t want to add lactose but didn’t want a dry stout either.
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