Well, I finished the boil and no boil over. So I guess that's a good thing.
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One more question. Do I put the little plastic cap on the airlock? It looks like the one on the right: http://www.northernbrewer.com/pics/f...tion-locks.jpg Do any of you guys post on any home brew forums? I think I found a good on here: http://forum.northernbrewer.com/ |
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One other thing I'll point out that's just my opinion....I age my beer a lot longer then some. I have found that I like mine to age at least two or three months. Some brews have a pretty sharp taste to them until they age long enough.
Like I said, that's just me and you'll have to see what you think on your own. |
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It's in the fermentor now. The yeast has been in for about an hour now. Just waiting for some action now. BTW, I used White Labs liquid yeast and it said to pitch when wort was 70-75 degrees. I pitched at 76. Is that going to be ok? |
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Just kidding, you should be fine. |
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EDIT: D'oh!! I just read the first sentence and figured it was ruined. Now I've wasted the whole thing! :banghead: :banghead: :evil: |
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Just make sure everything is clean!!
Nothing like coming up with a great recipe, only to have it come out like crap 'cuz you didn't get everything sanitized.... awww man.... Prolly the top five beers I've ever had were all home brews. With #6 being a beer that tastes like home brew...Sammy Smith's Winter Welcome Ale. Or maybe Chimay. |
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