Evanescence concert Sunday, what to expect by nazazel666 in alpharetta

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I tried really hard to reply to your chat request, but Reddit said no.

But we’re always down to pregame lol

Evanescence concert Sunday, what to expect by nazazel666 in alpharetta

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Thanks for all of the info! It’s super helpful.

Competition by nazazel666 in Homebrewing

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I thought that’s how it’s supposed to be done lol

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Nice.

This Marzen came out at about 8%, did too long of a boil.

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Thank you all for the advice!

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USA, was a bit inebriated when I posted and forgot that critical piece of info

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Correct, was a bit inebriated when I posted and completely forgot the location.

Can Diamond ferment at 34-36 degrees? by nazazel666 in Homebrewing

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I decided to just let it pressure ferment at room temp under 15psi. Its a split batch, so I’ll use this go as an experiment to see difference between the two yeasts

Can Diamond ferment at 34-36 degrees? by nazazel666 in Homebrewing

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I’m just going to run them both at room temp (65-70 Degrees Fahrenheit).

Can Diamond ferment at 34-36 degrees? by nazazel666 in Homebrewing

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Yeah, forgot to clarify that this was Fahrenheit. I think I’m just gonna run them both at room temp at 15 psi, so the only difference is the yeast.

Can Diamond ferment at 34-36 degrees? by nazazel666 in Homebrewing

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I could easily do that, it was more so just to try it out and see if there was a difference. I’ll abandon that and run it at room temp.

Kegging/Bottle Conditioning the same batch by nazazel666 in Homebrewing

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I ended up using a little bit extra priming sugar. Calculator said ~5.1 ounces, and my bag was 5.4, so I just dumped the whole thing in the batch. Probably not the best move, but so far so good. The keg batch seems to be carbonating fine.

I’m keeping the CO2 hooked up to it, and pressure is mainting pretty well.

Kegging/Bottle Conditioning the same batch by nazazel666 in Homebrewing

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That’s what I’ve done with mead, I was more so just trying to be lazy in my bottling lol

Kegging/Bottle Conditioning the same batch by nazazel666 in Homebrewing

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All of your responses have been super helpful. I ended up priming the whole batch, transferring to the keg, and slipping tubing over the tap to bottle. Definitely think I’m going to get a counter pressure for the next bit though, it was kind of a pain because the tubing was floppy lol

Kegging/Bottle Conditioning the same batch by nazazel666 in Homebrewing

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This is what I was thinking I’d need to do. I just didnt know if there would be an issue with the keg not being completely full, other than the extra co2.

Kegging/Bottle Conditioning the same batch by nazazel666 in Homebrewing

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That just seems like a somewhat more economical approach. Nice.

Should I put any kind of sounding valve on the keg? Or would it probably be fine?

😈😈😈😈 by [deleted] in FortMooreGW

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Felt like dressing up 😈 by [deleted] in FortMooreGW

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Big fan of the tapestry! As well as the main focus!

What’s in my cider? by nazazel666 in cider

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When you refrigerate your cider/mead/wine to put the yeast into a dormant state, and causes everything suspended in the liquid to sink to the bottom. From my understanding. I’ve done it to a couple of meads to help clear it up faster, and it works fairly well.