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Darren and Travis's Beer Making Blog: March 2009
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Darren and Travis's Beer Making Blog. Chronicles of the beer-making adventures of budding home brewers Darren and Travis. Saturday, March 28, 2009. Tasted beer #1 :-D. It has been one week since we bottled the beer, so they should be carbonated by now, though we're going to let them sit for a while longer, since their flavor is supposed to 'mature' over the next couple weeks (I have no idea what that means, but as long as it tastes good, I'm happy! Saturday, March 21, 2009. 37, into the dishwasher and ra...
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Darren and Travis's Beer Making Blog: Bottled the beer
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Darren and Travis's Beer Making Blog. Chronicles of the beer-making adventures of budding home brewers Darren and Travis. Saturday, March 21, 2009. After several weeks of letting the beer ferment on its own- a few weeks longer than we originally intended- we bottled our beer today. First thing this morning, I put all the bottles I could fit,. 37, into the dishwasher and ran it to give them all a final cleaning. Darren gave a final wash to the others by hand. Once all was clean, we emptied and rinsed the ...
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Darren and Travis's Beer Making Blog: Added the bittering hops; the hour boil
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Darren and Travis's Beer Making Blog. Chronicles of the beer-making adventures of budding home brewers Darren and Travis. Monday, April 27, 2009. Added the bittering hops; the hour boil. We simmered the grains for 20 mins at 155 F, raised the temp to 170 F, and then removed. He added the bittering hops, whice began the hour boil. As a note for t. He future, once the pot is at a rolling boil, do not put the lid back on. Darren and I stepped out of the kitc. Briefly after having done this (to let it achie.
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Darren and Travis's Beer Making Blog: February 2009
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Darren and Travis's Beer Making Blog. Chronicles of the beer-making adventures of budding home brewers Darren and Travis. Monday, February 23, 2009. Fermenting On the Cold, but Active Side. I just checked the status of the brewing beer: It is at 66 F, and I saw a bubble come up through the air lock. I take this to mean that fermentation is active. All is good. Saturday, February 21, 2009. Ile trying this. I washed my hands, sanitized them in the bucket o' iodine-water, and then . The wort had chill.
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Darren and Travis's Beer Making Blog: January 2009
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Darren and Travis's Beer Making Blog. Chronicles of the beer-making adventures of budding home brewers Darren and Travis. Saturday, January 3, 2009. Want to start making beer now, not next week! Darren and I got a beer making kit (inventory of the kit is listed at the end) from my parents for Christmas! 160;We are going to make an absurd amount of beer- we want to try making all different sorts of beer. Our first beer is going to be the Morning Glory Lab's Sierra Foothill Pale Ale. White labs beer poster.
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Darren and Travis's Beer Making Blog: P.S. The pictures are not leftovers from last time
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Darren and Travis's Beer Making Blog. Chronicles of the beer-making adventures of budding home brewers Darren and Travis. Monday, April 27, 2009. PS The pictures are not leftovers from last time. I was just looking at the blog from the previous brew day, and I noticed that Darren is wearing the same shirt. Ha! 160;Though it may look like it, the pictures that I'm posting today are new and fresh from today, and are not leftovers from last time. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Darren and Travis's Beer Making Blog: Brewing Beer #2 -- Seven Bridges Cooperative Organic Pale Ale
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Darren and Travis's Beer Making Blog. Chronicles of the beer-making adventures of budding home brewers Darren and Travis. Monday, April 27, 2009. Brewing Beer #2 - Seven Bridges Cooperative Organic Pale Ale. Darren and I visited the Seven Bridges Cooperative (an organic beer brewing and coffee roasting co-op) on Friday to pick up ingredients to make a new batch of ho. 160;Instead of getting raw ingredients to re-make the Sierra Pale Ale, the lady at the co-op convinced. 7 lbs Briess Pale Malt Extract.
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Darren and Travis's Beer Making Blog: Tasted beer #1 :-D
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Darren and Travis's Beer Making Blog. Chronicles of the beer-making adventures of budding home brewers Darren and Travis. Saturday, March 28, 2009. Tasted beer #1 :-D. It has been one week since we bottled the beer, so they should be carbonated by now, though we're going to let them sit for a while longer, since their flavor is supposed to 'mature' over the next couple weeks (I have no idea what that means, but as long as it tastes good, I'm happy! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Tasted beer #1 :-D.
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Darren and Travis's Beer Making Blog: The Boil, The Transfer, and The Pitch
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Darren and Travis's Beer Making Blog. Chronicles of the beer-making adventures of budding home brewers Darren and Travis. Monday, April 27, 2009. The Boil, The Transfer, and The Pitch. This time, instead of pouring the pot into the carboy, we siphoned the wort from the pot. This. SG = 1.058 at 73 F. By the way, if we do this again in a one-step fermentation (like we are doing now) and use a. 160;siphon to transfer, we will want to start transferring the wort at about 100 F, beacuse it t. China Service M...
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Darren and Travis's Beer Making Blog: April 2009
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Darren and Travis's Beer Making Blog. Chronicles of the beer-making adventures of budding home brewers Darren and Travis. Monday, April 27, 2009. The Boil, The Transfer, and The Pitch. This time, instead of pouring the pot into the carboy, we siphoned the wort from the pot. This. SG = 1.058 at 73 F. By the way, if we do this again in a one-step fermentation (like we are doing now) and use a. 160;siphon to transfer, we will want to start transferring the wort at about 100 F, beacuse it t. And in case you...