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  1. Joshua Moore

    Help reading this recipe

    https://brewgr.com/recipe/62799/raspberry-lambic-fruit-lambic-recipe Im not seeing where and when to add the fruit. Can someone help me out? Thanks friends!
  2. Joshua Moore

    1st All Grain brew question

    Ok so steep for an hour then pull. Awesome! thank you for clearing that up!
  3. Joshua Moore

    1st All Grain brew question

    So im going to dive in to all grain BIAB Got my kettle, my bag, and my grain. Going to do this recipe: https://brewgr.com/recipe/16202/rusty-spinner-redx-smash-irish-red-ale-recipe my question is, how long do i steep the bag? I have beersmith3 but not real sure how to use it to set this up...
  4. Joshua Moore

    Equipment for BIAB

    Ok so i have been all over and found 100s of answers. Im planning on moving to all grain BIAB What size kettle will i need for a 5 gallon batches? I have been told 10 and 15 gallon kettles. The larger kettle, and a a secondary kettle for sparge water should be the only thing i need right...
  5. Joshua Moore

    Malt Extracts

    Are there any extracts that dont have Dextrin in them?
  6. Joshua Moore

    Keto home brew

    How different is a full grain brew vs grain/extract? I have been doing the brewers best kits which is both grain and extract(at least the ones ive used)
  7. Joshua Moore

    Keto home brew

    i assume the beano method is here as well? I found the "brewers best Brut IPA" kit online and it has the glucoamylase in it as well
  8. Joshua Moore

    Keto home brew

    i freaking love you guys... Thank you!
  9. Joshua Moore

    Keto home brew

    So I was on keto for a while and it was great The wife and i dropped off the diet for unknown reasons. I bought a brew kit and love it. Now are decided to go back on the diet for the foreseeable future My question is, are there legit carb free brew methods or kits other there? I love beer...
  10. Joshua Moore

    No head

    bottled and sat for 3 weeks.
  11. Joshua Moore

    No head

    Both of these brews were Brewers best kits (scottish ale and smoked porter) Both came with 5oz of priming sugar but asked for 2.5 or 3 (both kits requested different amounts). The sugar in both were dissolved in 2 cups of water. if i dont tilt my glass i can get a small dense head, much like...
  12. Joshua Moore

    No head

    Good morning! Not sure if this is normal but my bottled beer seems to have no head. This was the case with my 1st brew and i just assumed i did something wrong, but second batch is the same. They seems to be carbonated enough( both sat for 3 weeks before drinking/fridge time) I hand washed...
  13. Joshua Moore

    BrewersBest Smoked Porter

    it was warm(i have no intentions of drinking that one) I check the bottom of a coupel other bottles and they had the gunk in there too. All are room temp atm and it the single one in the fridge is good they are all going in tonight . I poured as carefully as i could, i know i will not be...
  14. Joshua Moore

    BrewersBest Smoked Porter

    Yeah i was going to edit this post. This test bottle was the last bit of my beer. I checked a couple bottles and a few have the sediment in the bottom but cant see any floaties. I have a beer in the fridge right now and was gonna test it when i got home. All that said, should be safe to...
  15. Joshua Moore

    BrewersBest Smoked Porter

    Hello! Im sitting at nearly 3 weeks bottled. I opened my test bottle to check carbination and it seemed great(although it was only half full) But it had a lot of floaties and sediment in the bottle(see pics) Is this normal? Also not sure how its supposed to smell? Kinda vanillaish? have not...
  16. Joshua Moore

    Pitched yeast too soon

    Signs of fermenting would be the airlock "floating" so to speak yes? i see no bubbles but i do see see the float being held up by pressure from the bucket. I will leave it be till Thursday this week. that should be a full 2 weeks of fermentation. fermenting temp has been about 72-75 degrees.
  17. Joshua Moore

    Pitched yeast too soon

    how does on calibrate it? I mixed it a bit on Friday night, the airlock is now active once more. Im taking a reading today when i get home to see where we are
  18. Joshua Moore

    Pitched yeast too soon

    I am using a hydrometer, just checked it again today and im at 1.022-1.024ish. I gave it a bit of a stir and i can see the air lock moving now. didnt see bubbles but i see motion. Will check again Tuesday and then try Smata67's advice
  19. Joshua Moore

    Pitched yeast too soon

    The temp was around 90ish degrees when i pitched. I dont recall the type of yeast used, it came in the box kit. I will leave it till next week and take another reading. Thank you all for the info and advice
  20. Joshua Moore

    Pitched yeast too soon

    Hello! I brewed on 9-19 So I pitched my yeast a bit too soon, temp was a bit high, and i think i killed a lot of it. Next day i had fermentation and was seeming to be okay. I took a gravity reading yesterday, 9-24, and my reading was 1.024. OG was 1.056. Paper work says it should end at like...
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