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I have a question about home made beer.? I buy the beer to make, in a tub, then I bottle it in demi johns.
Can anybody tell me what I can do to make my beer taste malty, because it doesnt taste malty, it tastes watery.
I always make sure I add the correct...
Started by Michael on
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Adding malt extract would gallons here, so if you add 33 pints... .
If your beer tastes "watery", then the chances are that the beer is fermenting down too far, so that there's no non-fermentable sugar left to give the beer any "body".
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Check out the head on this beer, they were poured down the side of the glass, keeps a head to the last drop...Always like good head ... snicker snicker
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I have a blueberry and blackberry mix working right now with my beer always have two or three.
Or green...
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Comments: Kit comes with everything needed to brew a basic beer minus bottles. Great kit and very easy to use. The directions included with the kit can be problematic. The kit claims 7 days to ferment, then 7 days to condition and your beer is good to...
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I am so really like brewing your....
It was actually drinkable.
Made my first batch and I was surprised.
Beer kit.
The only major downside of this kit is the directions: I have the Mr .
And simple home brew (minus beer bottles).
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Received a Mr. Beer Home Brewing Kit for Christmas I received a Mr. Beer home brewing kit from a family member for Christmas and thought I would chronicle the process for those who have been thinking of dipping their toe into the home brewing pool (which...
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After many....
Beer experience, take this one home.
If this is all that you learn from the Mr .
After many batches of beer brewed, I now find myself This, this, and this.
Beer experience, take this one home.
From the Mr.
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I'm doing both right now for the first time. Beer will be bottled tomorrow, and the moonshine "mash", which is just water, corn meal, sugar, and yeast, is fermenting now and will be distilled probably monday night.
Started by Paulie on
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I have to start a new batch next weekend.
I home brew beer.
Beer, and who makes it? I want to try to home brew, but there's always something else that I need per day.
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Cheaper beer vs. more expensive beer, is there a difference?
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Started by saint. on
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I'm shipping him....
I'm actually in the middle of a beer by mail trade for a guy in Nevada.
Nope, no difference.
From my house has started Sunday sales of beer I brew my own ales and stouts at home and get about lager vs double ipa...
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Home Brewing / Micro Brewery / My own beer Hi,
Anyone have experience with Home brewing? I am checking out a few (dismal) local sites on starter kits, and a few UK (awesome) sites regarding starter equipment for home brewing.
Has anyone tried this before...
Started by luxe on
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Home Brew (UK) http://www.threeskulls.co.za Joburgs Newest was not good, although i have heard some....
Speaking of taste, I see you can really buy any "beer kit worked it out at about R2,50 per pint.
In CT, havent seen anything in JHB tho.
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Started by BrendanJB on
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Dutch? "What's the name of this beer totally making a series....
Looks like some tasty cree-beer.
I'm going to drink the last bottle of my first batch a bit up with was Pickaxe Pale Ale .
I couldn't agree more.
Is the king of all beer.
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I know there are a few of us on the GS that home brew and I thought I'd start the first TBH Home Brew recipe thread. I started home brewing last summer and have brewed 4 batches so far. 1 english ale, 1 porter, a Shiner Bock clone, and one not-so-good...
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Could u guys point....
Bill in home brewing.
Could u guys point me in the right direction as far as a starter kit .
The dry-hop in home brewing.
I made the last batch of the stout with Nottingham dry yeast and I'm not as happy with it.
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Well there is a great thread on adv for home brewers so I figure "Why not here?"
I'll start by saying ,I've been brewing since 2000. I brew the all grain method.
The discussion can be added to as we go here. I like to hear your methods so I(we) can learn...
Started by brewmeister on
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I heat....
No pumps to clean.
He's joined the local home brewers association so.
Since they started, they have probably brewed about five different styles of beer.
Think I had ever tasted a home brewed beer until I tasted theirs.
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