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Kael’s Orange Hef
This was a commemorative brew to celebrate the addition of a new member to the BrewChatter family! An all grain take on Sam Calagione’s Blood Orange Hefeweizen from Extreme Brewing by Sam Calagione. For 5 us Gallons in the keg … Continue reading
Posted in About Anything
Tagged aa, adjuncts, beer, beers, blood orange, brewing, carboy, centennial, efficiency, extreme brewing, fg, flesh, gallon, gallons, grain, grain bill, grate, hef, hefeweizen, hop, hop schedule, keg, mash, new member, oranges, oz, pellets, sam calagione, small pieces, water, water heat, wort, yeast, yeast strains, zests
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Product Review: 5 Star 5.2 Stabilizer
Afternoon Friends! This weeks product review is 5 Star’s 5.2 Stabilizer. We recently used this stuff in our mash for the first time after reading reviews, forums and watching our good friends use it. After that, and after seeing their … Continue reading
Posted in Product Review
Tagged beer, beer style, beer styles, brew day, brewing, brewing water, burton on trent, different styles, diligence, dublin, enzymatic activity, flavor compounds, forums, gin, good friend, good friends, grain, kind of salts, mash, mash efficiency, mash ph, Pale, reading reviews, rest, science, stout, time, water chemistry
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The Almost Final Spiced Cider Chapter…
Hello All! The BrewChatter spiced cider is FINALLY done fermenting and in the keg we’re using as a bright tank! We purged the keg with CO2 before transferring, so she’s ready to….well, just sit! She’ll be tapped about once a … Continue reading
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Tagged bright tank, brown sugar, co2, email, ferment, gallon, good measure, gravity, hydrometer, keg, math work, molasses, spice, spiced cider, sugars, twitter, way, wisdom
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Brew Day Rye PA turned Rye Double IPA
Hey All! This last weekend we brewed a Double IPA with rye that was supposed to be a Rye PA. First and foremost, let me tell you what NOT to do in your brew day! If you calculate out the … Continue reading
Posted in HomeBrew Days
Tagged bc system, blog, boil, brew day, brewing, camaraderie, carboy, Citra, course, double ipa, efficiency, extract, flavor profiles, fun, gallon, gallons, general, gravities, gravity, Hey, hop, hoppy, hops, ipa, mash, mash tun, matter of fact, oz, part, rye, rye pa, science, smell, something, sparge, study conversation, sugar, sugars, surprise, twitter, water, way, weekend, wlp, wort, yeast, zymurgy
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Black Virgin IBA
This is our take on a very fun style Style- Double IPA/Specialty For 5 US gallons in the Fermenter Grain Bill 18lbs- Blgian Pils 1lb- Crystal 90L 2lbs-Carafa Special .5lbs- Chocolate malt 1lb-Carapils Mash Temp-150 F Water:Grain- 1.3:1 Hop Schedule … Continue reading
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Tagged 1lb, black virgin, centennial, chocolate malt, efficiency, flame, gravity, hop schedule, mash, oz, pils, yeast
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Brewing with Friends
Goodmorning All! This past weekend, we had the pleasure and opportunity to brew with some friends who are leaps and bounds ahead of us in the homebrewing world. While we tend to rely on gravity, manpower and other free but … Continue reading
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Tagged anything, batch, beer, beers, boil, brew day, breweries, brewery, brewing, circ, control, efficiency, equipment losses, everything, false bottom, ferment, fermenter, fun, gallon, grass, gravity, home, homebrew, homebrewing, hot water, job, keg, kegs, leaps and bounds, love, manpower, mash, mash tun, mash water, mini, pleasure, process, pumps, rest, s system, side, side of the fence, sparge, stainless steel, step, sugar, system changes, time, way, weekend, world, wort
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Brews and BBQ’s
Hey All! So March 19 is the day. Anyone who knows how to brew, wants to learn, or just wants to come and hang out is welcome! Men, women, wives, girlfriends, boyfriends, husbands! The goal is to get a bunch … Continue reading
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Tagged all-grain, american pale ale, aroma, brine, charcoal, chickens, Citra, course, craft beer, day, favorite thing, gallon, gallon batch, general, girlfriends boyfriends, Hey, home, homebrew, hop, How to Brew, ipa, keg, local, location, Magnum, mini, new friends, Pale, paxton, propane, rye, side, side dish, something, time, tried and true recipes, twitter, welcome men
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Helles
This is a Helles recipe from Jamil Zainascheff that we did. Came out great! Style- 1D Munich Helles For 5 US gallons in the fermenter Grain Bill 12.5 lbs- German Pils .5 lbs- Munich Malt .15 lbs Melanoiden Malt Mash … Continue reading
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Tagged boil, efficiency, fg, grain bill, hop schedule, mash, pils
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Mammoth Brewing Company
Hey friends! So while at the Brew HaHa, putting ourselves in the capable hands of Ryan, the mad scientist of Great Basin Brewery, we were led to Mammoth Brewing, where owner Sean Turner was pouring beers with his crew and … Continue reading
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Tagged aroma, beers, bourbon, brew haha, capable hands, elusive balance, flavors, geeks, great basin, great basin brewery, growler, harvest ale, homebrew, hopheads, hops, india black, mad scientist, mammoth brewing, wet harvest
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BrewChatter Spiced Cider Update
Hey Friends! Just a quick update on the Spiced Cider (recipe posted yesterday!). Well, she is STILL fermenting!! When we tossed in the original pressed apple juice, it fermented to 1.000 in about three days! Now, after about two weeks, … Continue reading
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Tagged apple juice, bejesus, boil, bright tank, brown sugar, champ, cider, day, ferment, fifteen minutes, flavors, fun, fun times, gallon, gin, gravity, gravity readings, ground nutmeg, Hey, hey friends, hot water, hydrometer, molasses, spiced cider recipe, sugars, surprise, tablespoon, time, way
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