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April 6, 2008

Brewing equipment made simple, kinda, The Mash Tun

Written By: Im4FishnAK, Topics: Brewing Equipment

The mash tun is a piece of equipment used by the "all grain" brewer. Put simply, it is a vessel, in which the milled, malted grain is placed with hot water to release the sugars necessary for fermentation. The mash tun is one of the easiest, yet most ..

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April 1, 2008

Brewing equipment made simple, The Wort Chiller

Written By: Im4FishnAK, Topics: Simple Home Brewing

The wort chiller, is simply that, a piece of equipment to cool your wort down from boiling temperatures low enough to pitch your yeast. They come in many different configurations, and can cost a bundle. The simple way to cool your wort is an ice bath, ju..

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March 24, 2008

Brewing equipment made simple, The Brew Pot

Written By: Im4FishnAK, Topics: Brewing Equipment,Simple Home Brewing

The Brew Pot: Weather you are brewing extract or all grain, you should have a pot big enough to do a full boil. For most of us, a standard 30qt turkey fryer does the job nicely. While the aluminum ones are fairly inexpensive, and work, I recommend sp..

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