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Perfect. Sounds simple enough. Thanks!

I certainly see much colder weather. Although we have local hop growers that have great success up here. Sounds like maybe cutting back the bines and covering the ground they are in wouldn’t be a bad approach.

I live in Maine. Not sure what zone that would be. Winters certainly drop into the negatives several times a year and can reach -15.

I have read several articles about “winterizing” hops and still find myself confused about the best approach to doing so. I am wondering how far to cut the hops back and exactly when to do so? As expected I did not yield any actual hops this year and do not anticipate that I will given that I...

After taking in all the suggestions and doing a bit more research I think that this will be what I do. 3 gallons Mash @ 153 for 60min 60 minute boil Fermented three weeks (two in primary, one in secondary) SRM: 19.64 ABV: 5.45% IBU: 23 Grain bill: 6 lbs American 2row .25 lbs American...

why use maris otter as the base malt instead of 2row and what is the purpose of the wheat. No judgment I literally just don't know why haha.

Forgot to mention that part, I felt like the other recipes were quite at the right mouthfeel for a brown and maybe lacked some of the sweetness or richness that I like about browns. I think you may have pointed out what was going on thought, Brewnwkopperkat. Why I didn't think of it, I have no...

Sorry for all the spelling mistakes. I posted this from my phone that seems to think it can autocorrect.

anyone have some advice or critiques of this brown ale recipe? For some reason I can’t seem to get it quite right so I revamped the entire recipe nd want to know if you all think it’ll be drinkable to the generic brown ale lover. 3 gallons Mash @ 153 for 60min 60 minute boil Fermented three...

Ive made this recipe twice with only minor adjustments from the original recipe. I can safely say that this was one of the first recipes I solely made and enjoyed on the first try with minimal to no complaints. I am just wondering what others think about it, or if anyone has made a similar...

I recently brewed a double IPA with mostly Galaxy hops. I am a big fan of the hops, but not the price, so I had to settle for other hops as well. Here is the recipe: 3 gallons OG: 1.07 IBU: 110 9lbs pale 2 row (US) .25 lbs C-40 1oz Magnum @ 60min .25lbs Dextrose (corn sugar) @...

I am sure this has been asked on here before but I can't find it.... I am getting ready to brew a IIpa and have read that two packets of dry yeast should be used. My first question is why this is? I usually brew smaller batches (3gal) based on what my stove top can handle and typically do...

Could you split an all grain or PM into two different pots and just add both worts into the primary at the end? I don't see how it would be any different than an extract being split up, just a bit more work.

Would your suggested grain amounts match an IPA profile? Also why add 2 Row? I don't know a lot about the different grains yet so I am curious. Do different grains match different beer styles?

I attempted my first BIAB a few weeks ago by taking a left over grain that was handed to me mixed and crushed and adding some extra light DME with no hope of making a great beer, but it turned out to be almost perfect. However I have no idea how to figure out how much of what grain is needed to...

Great set up! I'm trying to move onto BIAB for 3 gallon batches. Still researching the method but your 1.5 gal brew is inspiring.

How many gallons is your boil? The whole five gallons? I would increase the amount of water but I wouldn't be able to bring more than two and a half tops to a boil on my crumy apartment stove. I figured two gallons would be fine to mash with if I used calculators to ensure my ingredients match...

What do you mash in? Pot or cooler? My stove can only really handle a two gallon boil and I have a three gallon pot. I'm thinking about using two gallons for the mash and adding enough water to bring back to two gallons for the 60 minute boil. I would then add another gallon while cooling the...

I like doing three gallon batches as well and have done one partial mash so far. I am still waiting to bottle and taste it. What all grain method are you using. I am considering BIAB since I don't really see the point in getting a huge all grain set up for just three gallons. Any input?

My hop schedule: .6oz citra full boil (60min) .6oz citra 30 min .6oz citra 15 min .6oz citra 10 min .6oz citra 5 min 1.2 oz citra dry hop 7 days This is very hoppy which I like. Next time I may take out the 30 minute, leave the 60, and reduce the rest of the times to 10,5, and 0. I...