Been doing some reading and you-tubing the past few days.... And U'm thinking of taking the plunge and trying an all grain, or maybe a kit. So far I've only done Festa Brew kits for beer. I've done a mead from scratch last year. Just looking for some guidance, suggestions, tips, and where, if anywhere, I can get grains, and hops around Pic Co.
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All Grain Virgin
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I can probably help with that in a few weeks.
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Right on. My FB dri should be carb'd by then too!mr x wrote:I can probably help with that in a few weeks.
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This http://cruisenews.net/brewing/infusion/page1.php" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; site really helped me do my first all grain. The pictures made it almost fool proof.
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If u have a chance to brew with others that do all grain it really helps too. I've picked up a lot of little tips n tricks from other people that you don't normally read in text books or often see on you tube.
It's great because everyone has their own style based on their setup.
It's great because everyone has their own style based on their setup.
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Falconers Galaxy IPA
Simcoe SMaSH
Topaz SMaSH
Cranberry Rye Saison
Monde Souterrain (Dark Saison)
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Awesome!! ThanksTony L wrote:This http://cruisenews.net/brewing/infusion/page1.php" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; site really helped me do my first all grain. The pictures made it almost fool proof.
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[THUMBS UP SIGN]sleepyjamie wrote:If u have a chance to brew with others that do all grain it really helps too. I've picked up a lot of little tips n tricks from other people that you don't normally read in text books or often see on you tube.
It's great because everyone has their own style based on their setup.
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Yep, it it always best to have a hands on approach if you can. Watching and helping others brew is your best bet to see how it is done to avoid some pitfalls associated with a first all grain brew, although I went with that site I posted and never looked back.sleepyjamie wrote:If u have a chance to brew with others that do all grain it really helps too. I've picked up a lot of little tips n tricks from other people that you don't normally read in text books or often see on you tube.
It's great because everyone has their own style based on their setup.
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