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CHAOS 01-20-2010 01:48 PM

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Originally Posted by grimm (Post 1624316)
Jon posted a 1 gallon kit. do think thats a bit too small?

the company also sells 5 gallon kits, they take **** off the site if its not in stock, email them if you want better answers.


also, they claim the kit was designed for a NYC apartment, hence the size. iirc youve got your own house, so maybe you could expand/upsize a bit.

Scapegoat 01-20-2010 01:50 PM

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Originally Posted by CHAOS (Post 1624315)
i believe thats what it is

read the first line under step 2.
http://brooklynbrewshop.com/instruct...structions.pdf

unless im retarded (which is entirely possible) thats the same stuff.

yup, its a great product. if you're brewing tonight, pop it now. it'll last for a couple days after you pop it. and leave it out of the fridge once you pop it

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Originally Posted by grimm (Post 1624316)
Jon posted a 1 gallon kit. do think thats a bit too small?

yes :) but its a great starter size and it'll be easy to manage.

figure 5 gallons is two cases worth of beer, or a full soda keg (which is right around 5 gallons).

however, he could easily manage 3-4 brews at a single time doing 1 gallon batches. its also a great size for testing new recipes

Scapegoat 01-20-2010 01:51 PM

i want this: http://www.minibrew.com/index.php?ma...=index&cPath=5

CHAOS 01-20-2010 01:51 PM

ill pop it when i get home.

i wasnt aware i needed to store that **** in the fridge, DOH! hopefully its still live.

CHAOS 01-20-2010 01:53 PM

the problem with the kit i have, is that you ferment it in the glass thing, and the only way to do multiple recipes is to get another fermenter of sorts.

Scapegoat 01-20-2010 01:53 PM

the cold sends the little ****ers into hibernation. they'll probably be fine though. if not you can still pitch it in and hope some that are alive reproduce (if they're alive they will) and ferment the beer. if they're not creating any bubbles in a day or two just head to keystone homebrew with the yeast packet and tell them you need another one

Scapegoat 01-20-2010 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by CHAOS (Post 1624326)
the problem with the kit i have, is that you ferment it in the glass thing, and the only way to do multiple recipes is to get another fermenter of sorts.

i've got... three... i think

one of the better-bottle.com bottles and two plastic buckets. all very cheap... under $20

CHAOS 01-20-2010 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by CHAOS (Post 1624319)
heres a question, on those instructions, it says let it ferment for 2 weeks, then after bottling it says let it sit for 2-3 weeks, should i assume thats the consumption period or is that a needed step before consumption?

repost so it doesnt get lost in the mix of posts.

grimm 01-20-2010 01:56 PM

i think the 1 gallon will suit me for now. thats 10 12oz bottles

Scapegoat 01-20-2010 01:57 PM

needed before consumption.

the remaining living yeast in the mix will continue to do their thing in the bottle. however without the gas (CO2) being able to escape from the sealed bottle it will mix into the beer and carbonate it. it takes a couple weeks for that to occur though.

but, feel free to taste before that... i always did... you'll also see just how much of an affect carbonation has on the flavor and how the flavor changes over time

DPancoast 01-20-2010 01:59 PM

i dunno if i'll ever like beer. I dont hate it and i'll try different kinds but im just not a fan for some reason.

Also piku if you read this, im only paranoid about burn in because i read stuff from 07 about it. But the tv has stuff to keep it from happening so i'll prob order the tv this week. Plus im not waiting 200 hours to play video games. Thats why im buying the damn thing to begin with lol

CHAOS 01-20-2010 02:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Scapegoat (Post 1624332)
needed before consumption.

the remaining living yeast in the mix will continue to do their thing in the bottle. however without the gas (CO2) being able to escape from the sealed bottle it will mix into the beer and carbonate it. it takes a couple weeks for that to occur though.

but, feel free to taste before that... i always did... you'll also see just how much of an affect carbonation has on the flavor and how the flavor changes over time

well ****. lol. guess it wont be ready for the super bowl. :tst:

HickRocket1258 01-20-2010 02:00 PM

Damn, all this discussion about making beer. Too much for my little brain.

Red94Celica 01-20-2010 02:07 PM

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Originally Posted by HickRocket1258 (Post 1624320)
Hmm well mayeb give it a shot if he knows what he's talking about haha.

I think he does...but I'm really picky with my car as far as modding it goes. He does have a cobra, supra, mustang, 300zx and who knows what else lol.

grimm 01-20-2010 02:08 PM

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Originally Posted by HickRocket1258 (Post 1624336)
Damn, all this discussion about making beer. Too much for my little brain.

it's making me thirsty.

sleeper15 01-20-2010 02:10 PM

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Originally Posted by DPancoast (Post 1624333)
i dunno if i'll ever like beer. I dont hate it and i'll try different kinds but im just not a fan for some reason.

Also piku if you read this, im only paranoid about burn in because i read stuff from 07 about it. But the tv has stuff to keep it from happening so i'll prob order the tv this week. Plus im not waiting 200 hours to play video games. Thats why im buying the damn thing to begin with lol

i've had my 46in lcd for over a year now, and no issue with burn in or dead pixels.

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Originally Posted by HickRocket1258 (Post 1624336)
Damn, all this discussion about making beer. Too much for my little brain.

it's just making me thirsty. :lol:

Scapegoat 01-20-2010 02:14 PM

i'm too hungry to be thirsty right now... but i'm really wanting to brew something now...

grimm 01-20-2010 02:20 PM

i just ate some Chinese food and by some small miracle it was actually really good.

sleeper15 01-20-2010 02:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Scapegoat (Post 1624346)
i'm too hungry to be thirsty right now... but i'm really wanting to brew something now...

you brew them, i'll drink them :lol:

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Originally Posted by grimm (Post 1624351)
i just ate some Chinese food and by some small miracle it was actually really good.

you're going to be hungry again in 2 hours :lol:

Scapegoat 01-20-2010 02:31 PM

made breakfast finally... cut up some baby potatoes and tossed them in the pan with some hot olive oil, then 4 eggs, scrambled and some cheese... ****ing delicious every time


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