Tap #1 Tongue Splitter Pale Ale. Tap #2 Coffee Brown Ale. Tap #5 Strawberry Kiwi Soda. Tap #6 Grape Soda. Of recent brewing sessions. I made a stand. For my Phil Mill. It makes the milling process a bit easier. Some pretty pictures of the chest freezer I turned into a kegerator. It holds six 5 gallon kegs and is big enough to accommodate a 1/2 barrel if I wanted to buy one. I've written a description of my all grain brewing.
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Tap #1 Tongue Splitter Pale Ale. Tap #2 Coffee Brown Ale. Tap #5 Strawberry Kiwi Soda. Tap #6 Grape Soda. Of recent brewing sessions. I made a stand. For my Phil Mill. It makes the milling process a bit easier. Some pretty pictures of the chest freezer I turned into a kegerator. It holds six 5 gallon kegs and is big enough to accommodate a 1/2 barrel if I wanted to buy one. I've written a description of my all grain brewing.
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Phil Mill Stand
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This arrangement didn't provide as much clearance as I had hoped, so I ended up making some notches in the plywood for the drill chuck to turn in and for the adjustment screw to turn in. Finally, I attached a 2x4 to the top sticking out about 1/2 a foot from the edge for the handle of the drill to rest against. This will let me lock the drill in the on position so I can have my hands free to tend to the adjustment screw and keeping the hopper full. Right Side, notice the adjustment screw.
Extract Brewing Process
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The process of brewing beer from malt extract is not terribly difficult and requires rather little in the way of equipment besides what one would normally have in a kitchen. When I am making a batch from extract I start with a kit from Northern Brewer. While the water in the pot heats, I put any bottles of malt syrup that came in the kit into the sink and fill the sink with hot water. Heating up the extract syrup makes it a lot easier to pour out into the pot later. When the water in the pot steams and t...
All Grain Brewing Process
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All Grain Brewing Process. On the day I'm going to brew, I set aside about 5 hours for the brewing process and cleanup. I start by filling my 30 quart stock pot about 3/4 full with water and putting it on my propane burner. I'll use this water in a little bit for the mash. On his batch sparging webpage. While I'm waiting for the mash water to heat, I weigh out the grain for my recipe (usually about 10lbs of various different sorts of grain) and run it through my grain mill. Then I put the hose coming out...
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The fact of the matter is, washing bottles isn't any fun. Filling them isn't a whole heck of a of fun either. The good news is that kegs are a lot of fun. The problem with kegs is that they're really big and that makes them difficult to fit into the refridgerator. Therefore we need to take extreme measures. The requirements that I have for whatever solution I come up with are:. Must be able to hold at least two 5 gallon kegs. Must be able to hold a standard 1/2 barrel keg (19" diameter). I apparently did...
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Beer is living proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy." - Benjamin Franklin. Dedicated to making homemade beer using Wifey's pots and pans. Monday, January 23, 2017. Adventures in Home-brewing Recipe 65-65-65-6.5. I was given the book Adventures in Home-brewing for Christmas. I looked through all the recipes and found one similar to the one I normally brew. So lets try one. So who knows what the secret code will be for this brew. 12 lb 2 row. 1 oz Amarillo (@7%). You guessed it. Time to bre...
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A log on homebrewing by a band of merry persons. Eg nettle ale recipe. Nov 20, 2016. Four fingers mosaic congress up a citrus treat! Oct 16, 2016. Bulldog Four Finger Jack American Pale Ale Kit. Fermented for fourteen days, dry hopped the last two with supplied Centennial and Zeus, and the last one with 30g Mosaic. Kegged with 150g of sugar. Dylski. Oct 16, 2016. Oct 15, 2015. Sep 20, 2015. Young’s American IPA. Pack comes with plenty of hops. Left for longer ferment. 6%. Apr 25, 2015. Oct 3, 2014.
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Long Dog Brewing Company
Tap #1 Tongue Splitter Pale Ale. Tap #2 Coffee Brown Ale. Tap #5 Strawberry Kiwi Soda. Tap #6 Grape Soda. Of recent brewing sessions. I made a stand. For my Phil Mill. It makes the milling process a bit easier. Some pretty pictures of the chest freezer I turned into a kegerator. It holds six 5 gallon kegs and is big enough to accommodate a 1/2 barrel if I wanted to buy one. I've written a description of my all grain brewing.
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TWB Co-operative Brewing
As a multi-stakeholder co-operative, we’re running things a little differently. Workers and community supporters own the business and have a say in how things unfold at TWB. Our aim is to make our community a more vibrant place to live by celebrating the intersection of creativity and craft beer. There’s a co-operative brewing. Come out for a pint. Stay for three. Coming to Kitchener-Waterloo in the Spring of 2015. We can’t wait for this beer family to grow. For now, our team consists of:. As a certified...
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Edward MacIntosh Brewing | The Brewing Adventures of Ed
The Brewing Adventures of Ed. June 10, 2015. The first batch of all grain using the brew-in-a-bag meathod. Brewed October 26, 2014. 075oz Kent Goldings – 1 hour. Continue reading →. September 1, 2014. On Sunday I brewed a robust porter (or at least that’s what I think/hope it will be). It was quite nice to have Jasvir, Aman and Mr Rai all outside with me sitting under the pop up tent while I brewed this beer. Continue reading →. Bottled the Comeback IPA. August 16, 2014. Continue reading →. August 4, 2014.
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