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re: Homebrewing: Extract to All-Grain

Posted on 10/12/11 at 2:02 pm to
Posted by BugAC
St. George
Member since Oct 2007
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Posted on 10/12/11 at 2:02 pm to
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I invested in kegging and fermentation temperature control long before I switched to all-grain. I'd recommend looking at those two first. Kegging allowed me to pump out more beer and my fermentation temperature helped me nail down consistency in flavors - which then allowed me to experiment with different things.


Yeah, i have fermentation control down. I have a chest freezer i converted into a fermentation chamber.

Kegging is also on the to do list. It's just finding the space to place the kegerator that is the problem.

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. Boiling 2.5 gallons on the stove is a lot different than 7 gallons on a propane burner.


i'm doing 3 gallons on a propane burner, but i see what you are saying.

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Austinhomebrew liquid extract was always my favorite.


Yeah, these are my go-to guys for brewing material. I did go to marcello's for this batch, which i am not too concerned with, because they are usually out of the malt extract i was using.

My other choice for brew stores would be northern brewer.
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