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So I'm at it again - trying to make three different "fermentable beverages" in a single day. This is how to wisely spend a ... -
Brewing sometimes pays off with recognition. I entered quite a few beers in the Celtic Brew-Off as previously mentioned , and was pleasantly...
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Over the last several years of beer brewing, I have seen lots of bottles come and go. I have purchased homebrew clean bottles directly f... -
So I've made mead... but cyser is a specific kind of mead that uses apple juice as a base instead of water. Think of it as mead & ...
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Got an Irish Red brewed last weekend with a little help from some friends.... Also thanks, Dave, for the new burner that results in substa...
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All grain version - need some help with mash efficiency on the wheat... 5.0 lb Dingmann's Belgian Pilsner 2.5 lb Weyermann's Light W...
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Lovely day for a brewday. I'll be tweeting this brew session (and I've already started) over in the Twitterverse . Recipe Specifica...
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Well, this could very well be the last brew day that I have in this house. We are going to try to sell our house and move this year, and th...
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Mash: 14 lb. Belgian Pilsner 0.25 lb. Belgian aromatic 0.5 lb. Dextrine malt (Cara-Pils) 155 degrees for 1 hour Boil: 2 lb. Belgian candi su...
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I love pumpkin ales. I LUV LUV LUV them, and so this year I decided to make one. Just a couple weeks ago, on a nice windy morning, I sat ...
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