Tetragrammaton

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I started homebrewing recently, but I'm quite into it already!

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May 4	answered	Wyeast 1187 Ringwood Failure
Apr 30	answered	Starter and smack-packs
Apr 22	answered	Can I add finings after fermentation has begun?
Apr 22	accepted	What causes a stout's creamy head?
Apr 22	comment	What's the minimum mash time? I think the iodine test is the key to everything. Try whatever technique/mash schedule you like, but only the iodine test can tell you whether your sugars are fully converted.
Apr 21	asked	What causes a stout's creamy head?
Apr 21	comment	Why use a synthetic bag for BIAB? When talking about a cotton bag, there are not just two grades of thickness:cheese cloth and "pillowcase". I just bought a cotton bag that is somewhere between the two, I'll tell you the results after I use it a few times. But the point is this answer is not about material, but about thickness. My question is about the opposite.
Apr 21	comment	Alternative/Non-traditional Brewing Practices Great answer! I hadn't thought it that way, but it's quite realistic!
Apr 21	asked	Why use a synthetic bag for BIAB?
Apr 21	asked	Using commercial (breakfast) cereals in a mash
Apr 21	answered	Alternative/Non-traditional Brewing Practices
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Apr 17	awarded	Enthusiast
Apr 14	answered	What gravity is suitable for not using priming sugar?
Apr 13	comment	Priming still possible after bottling I'd also like to add that if you syringes are sterilised (even better than sanitised) so no fear of contamination from there. Plus it's an easy way to measure small quantities.
Apr 13	comment	Scottish Ale - is it supposed to taste like fire? What do you mean by "looked like toxic waste"? Did it have large patches of "things" floating? If it smells funny too, I would say it's contaminated.
Apr 12	answered	Priming still possible after bottling
Apr 12	comment	Converting your fermentation bucket into a mash tun Exactly what I'm planning to do! Wonderful!
Apr 12	accepted	Converting your fermentation bucket into a mash tun
Apr 11	comment	Converting your fermentation bucket into a mash tun That's what I'm planning to do in the future, but for now I don't have enough space for a big kettle and I just do some partial mash batches.