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Last weekend I bought a chest freezer, now I am shopping for parts for a keezer. Am I missing anything? 1x co2 manifold 4 connect with MFL 3x ball lock corny kegs 3x forward sealing taps 3x shank; 4in length 3/16 bore some neopren washers and some nuts for shanks co2 regulator 3x ball lock mfl liquid disconnect 3x ball lock mfl gas disconnect grease some worm gears 1/4 – 7/8 30ft 3/16 beverage tubing 10x barbed swivel nuts some nylon washers 4x gasline manifold jumper(what material should a…Shopping list for keezer
In an effort to maybe keep a thread or two sorta kinda on track I thought I would start our own Masshole ‘Tap Room-like’ Thread. Now I know it won’t be easy for Brian to restrict his obnoxiousness to a single thread nor do I expect to confine myself to this singular romper room but let’s give it a try. Bird, you’re technically a Masshole so you get a guest pass for now. We’ll see how you do and will make a determination later on vis a vis permanent membership. The only rule is…The Dysfunctional-Palooza Obnoxious Masshole BS Thread
Asking this on behalf of my parents who decided to tried making cider. The recipe was as simple as could be: Heat treat apple mush. Add water. Allow for natural yeasts to find its way. Let it ferment. And the result is in attached pic(Think the process was started june maby. Bottled august/september) The liquid itself is very clear, however, you’ve got these lumps(of which I don’t know the english name) left in there. Doesn’t seem to be anything malignant, but coming to the actual question…Clearing up cider.
This looks pretty cool. They have improved on recirculating filtration and it can be converted from 120 to 240 with the flip of a switch and a new plug end. These electric all in ones seem to be one upping each other.https://shop.greatfermentations.com…nvil-foundry-brewing-system-parts-accessories
I want to go 50amp for back to back batches. I am thinking of the DIY kit from ebrewsupply vs the DIY kit from theelectricbrewery. Any pros/cons? Thanks submitted by /u/FoxMulderThe2nd [link] [comments]
I used to hover around 50%, according to Brewhouse’s calculations. Today I used 5.3kg Munich malt, with 250 grams caramunich and 200 grams oat flakes with 20 liters of water at a ph of 7.3. Added them at 35 degrees C, and increased to 69 degrees at a speed of a bout 2 degrees per minute. Immediately after adding the grains, ph lowered to 5.8. I added 2ml of phosphoric acid as I thought my ph wouldn’t be acidic enough and my ph at 69 degrees was 5.10, a bit lower than I hoped. (next time I’ll add less acid) I mashed at 69C for 60 minutes. Pre-boil gravity, corrected to 20degrees C, was 1.036. Just a bit better than last time I did the exact same recipe. Only this time I tried to respect mashing steps and kept an eye on water chemistry and ph. My efficiency is of about 56%. What else can I keep my eye on to try and improve efficiency? Edit: I’m using a Braumeister (kind of like a grainfather), with a recirculating pump system. At the end of the mash, I recirculate the mash into the grains for lautering and sparge with 5 liters to compensate for the 5 liters left behind in the grain. submitted by /u/GrazingGeese [link] [comments]
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Have the next best recipe since Pliny the Elder, but want reddit to check everything over one last time? Maybe your house beer recipe needs that final tweak, and you want to discuss. Well, this thread is just for that! All discussion for style and recipe formulation is welcome, along with, but not limited to: Ingredient incorporation effects Hops flavor / aroma / bittering profiles Odd additive effects Fermentation / Yeast discussion If it’s about your recipe, and what you’ve got planned in your head – let’s hear it! submitted by /u/AutoModerator [link] [comments]
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