Tetragrammaton

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

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Apr 10	comment	Converting your fermentation bucket into a mash tun That's great! Thank you!
Apr 10	comment	Converting your fermentation bucket into a mash tun I wasn't referring to that system, but I'm not either planning to stick anything in the bucket apart from the grains (check my comment on the other answer).
Apr 10	comment	Converting your fermentation bucket into a mash tun I don't need the false bottom since I'll be using an alternative method for batch sparge where the wort is filtered by a grain bag. My main concern is how to keep the temperature steady.
Apr 10	answered	Converting your fermentation bucket into a mash tun
Apr 10	asked	Converting your fermentation bucket into a mash tun
Apr 8	accepted	Using flakes in a mash
Apr 8	comment	Using flakes in a mash It's quite irrelevant to the question but it's not worth asking a new one so I'll ask it here: do you think oat flakes would be good in a wheat beer recipe or the silky mouthfeel oats give is suitable mostly for a stout-like ale?
Apr 8	asked	Using flakes in a mash
Apr 5	comment	Bag-in-box packaging I don't think so, but it would be a cool solution for a party, instead of using a keg or sth.
Apr 5	comment	Bag-in-box packaging I wanted the second version, I prefer to naturally carbonate my beer. But the problem is that even if the box is small enough, which is most likely true, this prevents the bag from popping, but not from tearing apart and leaking.
Apr 5	asked	Bag-in-box packaging
Apr 3	comment	Crushing malt without a mill Brewchez, have you tried this on an all grain brew or just partial mash? Would it give sufficient results for all-grain?
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Mar 20	revised	stepping up a yeast starter edited tags
Mar 20	answered	stepping up a yeast starter
Mar 16	awarded	Commentator
Mar 16	comment	Open-Fermented or Native Yeast Beers A really great answer to a really interesting question!
Mar 14	revised	What characteristics should a bucket have to be suitable for a mash tun? edited tags
Mar 14	asked	What characteristics should a bucket have to be suitable for a mash tun?
Mar 12	comment	Beginners cider homebrewing Maybe you could use lactose or some other non-fermentable sugar, so that you get it sweeter without having to chill it.