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Pauli
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Hey I’m Pauli, I just received my 2 gallon BREWDEMON kit and will be making the One Evil Pilsner it came with. Would anyone suggest any tips or additions to make it better? I would also like to know how I can save 15% off future orders?
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Welcome to the Borg Pauli (and Merry Christmas). See this link for discount info: http://beerborg.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=583
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Welcome aboard!
I generally brew a recipe straight up before making any changes. If you are new to brewing, it's best to become comfortable with the process before getting creative.
Most of us suggest letting your beer ferment a bit longer than the instructions indicate. I find three weeks to be a good standard. Keep us posted.
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Pauli wrote:.....Would anyone suggest any tips or additions to make it better?....
John Sand wrote:......If you are new to brewing, it's best to become comfortable with the process before getting creative.....
John Sand is correct. You want to get your first, "Hey, it's really beer and it's not bad" first.
Good sanitization, controlled fermentation temperature, and non-rushed keg time are a good place to start for "Hey, it's beer".
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