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October 16, 2014 · 9:41 am. Temperature Data, Part I. I brewed a pumpkin ale on October 5 and have had it in an old refrigerator controlled by a Johnson Controls A19AAT-2C thermostat ever since. I finally got around to installing two digital temperature sensors a couple of days ago:. One inside the fridge and one hanging outside to measure ambient temperature. Now that a full 24-hour period has passed, I have some data! 688°F (20.4°C). 710°F (21.7°C). Updated 05/20/2015 @ 07:30. Method Brewery SRM to RGB.
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September 26, 2014 · 10:27 am. Extract to Grain Conversion. Last night I was putting together a new recipe for this year’s Pumpkin Ale. Back in 2012 I made a decent one. With dried malt extract, but since I’ve stepped up to all-grain brewing I need to convert the recipe from extract to all-grain. I came across this old article at BYO. On converting an amount of extract to an equivalent amount of grain, and there’s a technical aspect of this that I like. It goes something like this:. And I say “self...
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October 16, 2014 · 9:41 am. Temperature Data, Part I. I brewed a pumpkin ale on October 5 and have had it in an old refrigerator controlled by a Johnson Controls A19AAT-2C thermostat ever since. I finally got around to installing two digital temperature sensors a couple of days ago:. One inside the fridge and one hanging outside to measure ambient temperature. Now that a full 24-hour period has passed, I have some data! 688°F (20.4°C). 710°F (21.7°C). Updated 05/20/2015 @ 07:30. Method Brewery SRM to RGB.
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September 26, 2014 · 10:12 am. The DraughtKeg is a proprietary 5-liter package of beer. That appears to be from Heineken and is pressurized with an internal CO2 cartridge. It comes with a few plastic pieces used to serve beer directly from the keg, but it is also compatible with the Krupps BeerTender. The DraughtKeg with the included tap installed. It's a pretty simple two-piece design. Tap removed. This is how it comes; the two-piece tap is packaged on top of the keg but is easy to install. Proudly powe...
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Extract to Grain Conversion →. September 26, 2014 · 10:12 am. The DraughtKeg is a proprietary 5-liter package of beer. That appears to be from Heineken and is pressurized with an internal CO2 cartridge. It comes with a few plastic pieces used to serve beer directly from the keg, but it is also compatible with the Krupps BeerTender. The DraughtKeg with the included tap installed. It's a pretty simple two-piece design. A description of what the keg is made of. Please recycle. It should pop off with ease.
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My few words on beer, activities, the business, and beer making. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. The Beer Connoisseur Club. June 24, 2015. It’s about time someone recognized the need for a club of beer aficionados. The folks at The Beer Connoisseur. Have been in the beer scene for about five years now – publishing a great magazine, keeping us up-to-date on the industry, and telling us of beer events around the country. ME), Red Brick Brewing Co. GA), Breckenridge Brewery. You’ll...
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My few words on beer, activities, the business, and beer making. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. The Beer Connoisseur Club. June 24, 2015. It’s about time someone recognized the need for a club of beer aficionados. The folks at The Beer Connoisseur. Have been in the beer scene for about five years now – publishing a great magazine, keeping us up-to-date on the industry, and telling us of beer events around the country. ME), Red Brick Brewing Co. GA), Breckenridge Brewery. You’ll...
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October 16, 2014 · 9:41 am. Temperature Data, Part I. I brewed a pumpkin ale on October 5 and have had it in an old refrigerator controlled by a Johnson Controls A19AAT-2C thermostat ever since. I finally got around to installing two digital temperature sensors a couple of days ago:. One inside the fridge and one hanging outside to measure ambient temperature. Now that a full 24-hour period has passed, I have some data! September 26, 2014 · 10:27 am. Extract to Grain Conversion. A pound of dried malt ext...
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