Good info: Troubleshooting
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Good info: Troubleshooting
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Re: Good info: Troubleshooting
nice...........thanks i like the last one on the list tho............... beer on ceiling lol
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Alb, I am once again impressed with your ability to ferret out these types of articles. Also, I am thankful that you share them with the Borg. You should have the title of Borg Research Librarian, or something.
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Re: Good info: Troubleshooting
I found the "chill haze" one fascinating. My beers have always been really clear. Even my wheat beers. I had no idea it could have anything to do with the boil. I have always done really hard rolling boils since I started using propane burners.
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"beer on ceiling" BWAHAHAHAHAHA
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I'm pretty sure I've had beer on the ceiling a couple of times. I can't be sure though due to the ingestion of questionable pharmaceuticals before I opened the beer.
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Are awake through years with transferred touch and go on glowing
For long years.
And for this reason some old things are lovely
Warm still with the life of forgotten men who made them.
― D.H. Lawrence
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So far, I've not run into that one but I was surprised to see it listed.Gymrat wrote:"beer on ceiling" BWAHAHAHAHAHA
This is a great link to bookmark and save for future use. Thanks alb!
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Re: Good info: Troubleshooting
+1. Great little article. Thanks for sharing, Alb.
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Re: Good info: Troubleshooting
This may be why I often get chill haze, especially with my larger batches. I do stove-top, and it just doesn't really roil the wort. Even with the addition of Whirlfloc, I sometimes get cloudy beer, although I have higher hopes with the kegging system. It seems to produce clearer beer, for some reason.Gymrat wrote:I found the "chill haze" one fascinating. My beers have always been really clear. Even my wheat beers. I had no idea it could have anything to do with the boil. I have always done really hard rolling boils since I started using propane burners.
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Made a copy and placed it into my Brew Bible. Good info for use new brewers.
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Problem: "Overly high final gravity (FG)"
Cause: "Maybe the beer was supposed to have a high FG"
Cause: "Maybe the beer was supposed to have a high FG"
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