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Just bottled tonight!
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Lost a few bottles o what was left in the primary... Definitely need to get an auto syphon... Racking canes are a pain! Stirred up lots of trub towards the end and just decided to leave that massively sedimenty beer in there
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04-01-2013, 09:45 PM
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Nice graham! I just got my brew kit, the $99 from Midwest as I didn't jump on the group on...hoping to brew in 2 weeks.
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That's great Graham. You will be drinking fresh beer in no time.
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Have the whole week off (other than for Monday)... sooooo I figured, with the beautiful weather... when would be a better time to brew than now!? I couldn't find a reason...
Batch #2 will be a light bodied cream ale... just in time for summer!
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Nice!!!!
I tried a Cream Ale once. Put too much flaked maize in the recipe and the whole batch tasted like creamed corn. That was a 5 gallon drain pour.
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for my 2nd brew, 1st with my new supplies, I am doing an American Pale Ale...The recipe is coming in tomorrow and I am going to brew when I get back from FL...
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(04-10-2013, 03:50 PM)Mark Wrote: Nice!!!!
I tried a Cream Ale once. Put too much flaked maize in the recipe and the whole batch tasted like creamed corn. That was a 5 gallon drain pour.
Yea... I'm HOPING that doesnt happen to me! I used the Cream of Three Crops recipe from HomeBrewTalk... just scaled back to a 5gal recipe.
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