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re: Homebrewing: Supplies/ Starter Kits
Posted on 4/6/11 at 2:49 pm to Grilled Bald Eagle
Posted on 4/6/11 at 2:49 pm to Grilled Bald Eagle
I haven't actually experience problems either, although I only did it twice. Maybe I got lucky.
Ever sat a big glass pitcher of ice on the counter and let it melt and then noticed what is down at the bottom?
Ever sat a big glass pitcher of ice on the counter and let it melt and then noticed what is down at the bottom?
Posted on 4/6/11 at 3:07 pm to Boudreaux35
Thanks for the tips.
Here is my plan to breaking into brewing.
My first beer will be an Ale. I plan on using hop flavored malt extract, and ale yeast.
My second brew will be a malt grains/extract brew.
I will use plain malt extract, and specialty malts, probably roasted barley for this one, some boiling hops, and finishing hops, and some beer yeast.
Seems like a good way to start, its what is recommended in the book. My third may be the same as second, but try with a different malt grain, probably a crystal malt.
Here is my plan to breaking into brewing.
My first beer will be an Ale. I plan on using hop flavored malt extract, and ale yeast.
My second brew will be a malt grains/extract brew.
I will use plain malt extract, and specialty malts, probably roasted barley for this one, some boiling hops, and finishing hops, and some beer yeast.
Seems like a good way to start, its what is recommended in the book. My third may be the same as second, but try with a different malt grain, probably a crystal malt.
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