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5 gal kegs for sale (maybe)

Category: General Homebrewing
Started by Scott • 11 months ago
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Palm PDA and Beer

Category: General Homebrewing
Started by Haygood • 11 months ago
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Weevils

Category: Homebrewing Ingredients
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Yeast harvesting

Category: General Homebrewing
Started by Scott • 11 months ago
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Two Sides of the Schwartz (2012 Home brew #1)

BeerSmith 2 Recipe Printout - http://www.beersmith.com Recipe: Two Sides of the Schwartz Brewer: Wick Asst Brewer:  Style: Schwarzbier (Black Beer) TYPE: All Grain Taste: (30.0)  Recipe Specifications ————————————— Boil [...]

Posted by Wick • 4 months ago • View comments

Cooling Your Wort

I find chilling your wort a major time-consuming part of your brew day. I would say it takes at least an hour to get my wort down to pitching temperatures. Even longer in the summer time when groundwater temperature is higher than your pitching temperatu [...]

Posted by Wick • 6 months ago • View comments