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Can I pitch yeast from Secondary?

Posted in Homebrewing by Mmm_Beer - on Jan 25

I want to try using the Yeast from my batch currently in secondary for a new batch I will be brewing this weekend - So my quest..

Steam beer/California Common

Posted in Homebrew Recipes by MadScientistMike - on Jan 24

I want to try my hand with a lager yeast. I do not have the official means to lager, but I can reach the higher temps to lager u..

Star San vs. Io Star

Posted in Equipment by Brewski - on Jan 24

My son moved into a smaller place & is putting brewing on hold for a while. He gave me some supplies & a quart of Io Star. Never..

Oaked-Caramelized Heavy Scottish Ale-ish

Posted in Homebrew Recipes by GuyNMT - on Jan 22

Brewed This up today- Batch Size (Gallons): 11 Original Gravity: 1.088 Final Gravity: 1.020 IBU: 81.4-ish Boiling Time (Minutes..

Coca/pepper porter?

Posted in Homebrew Recipes by 417cowboy - on Jan 22

8lbs 2-row 1lbs Munich 1lbs Crystal 40L 1lbs Carapils 8oz Black Patent 4oz Chocolate 1oz Northern Brewer 60min 1oz Cascade Arom..

Braggot. the beer/mead hybrid

Posted in Homebrewing by Hogarthe - on Jan 20

I was going to make a mead, got the honey and everything, but never got around to making it. Now I have a 6 lb jug of Briess Go..

Heavy malt taste and feel

Posted in Homebrewing by OSU_Brew - on Jan 15

I have spoke to a few of my fellow brewing friends and we all agree that this year we have struggled with the final product have..

Hops before Malt?

Posted in Homebrewing by OSU_Brew - on Jan 15

I started a brew this morning (Amarillo ale) and I started wondering what the pro's and con's would be buy adding the bittering ..

Impact of yeast on beer style?

Posted in Homebrewing by GuyNMT - on Jan 15

This is a hypothetical question more so, but if say you used a Belgian Triple yeast or something similar-ish in an Oatmeal Stout..

How About a uhh, BrewinKB Community Brew?

Posted in Homebrew Recipes by GuyNMT - on Jan 13

I've been out of brewing since April or so, and am aching to get some brew flowing, how would ya'll feel about a community brew?..

Heatstick

Posted in Equipment by ruralbrew - on Jan 13

I put together a 2000 Watt heatstick to use for doing full boils on the stove top. I am not going to get into the specifics of t..

Adding Priming sugar to Ferment

Posted in Homebrewing by pinion - on Jan 13

Went to a new supply shop in town and I told them I kegged so he told me to take the corn sugar that comes with my kit and add i..

Mini Keg

Posted in Equipment by MadScientistMike - on Jan 13

Hello. I am curious if you can reuse the 5L mini kegs that commercial beers like Heineken sell. If so, whats involved? I have ne..

Carboy Cleaner

Posted in Equipment by Hogarthe - on Jan 7

I just got one of these. you attach it to a drill, and put it in your carboy and it spins and cleans your carboy.... makes it m..

force carbing a keg

Posted in Bottling by Hogarthe - on Jan 4

I wasn't sure if this should go in bottling or equipment, there isn't a keg section... anyway, I'm getting ready to keg my seco..

Advice for a spiced Imperial Stout.

Posted in Homebrew Recipes by e_mott09 - on Jan 3

Hey guys. I'm brewing a pretty large imperial stout and would like to add some kind of spice to it. Ginger cloves and/or cinnamo..

Beer Gun

Posted in Equipment by bruguru - on Dec 28

got a blichman beer gun for christmas. quite an ingenious piece of equipment, although you could probably make one for about 40..

Favorite Holiday Beers

Posted in Beer / Wine Talk by e_mott09 - on Dec 24

Hey guys, what are your favorite holiday beers? Or maybe by the time you've read this, what holiday beers did you drink on Chris..

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