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    Mauribrew Yeasts

    To pop up an old thread. I only brew AG up here in Canada. (I also live just over an hour away from Gambrinus malting). I originally bought this yeast because summer climate in the Okanagan can run from 12c to 42c and my previous brewing area was less than temperature controlled. Now I use...
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    Wyeast 3944 - Violent Fermentation, But Slow?

    The first 24 hours are mostly the yeasties easting O2 and producing CO2 while the grow. Then they slow down and chug through there food .
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    Sticky Ales

    Do not cold condition untill the sufides exit completely out of the airlock. This is quite common with some yeast strains, though usually lagers. As said above, they will disapate, given enough time. Sometimes a mild temp shift is enough to change what is being produced by the yeasties...
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    Substituting Pils Malt For Pale Malt

    Being from North America, I can tell you that the common base malts for an A.IPA are NA 2row (2 lov) and "british" 2 row (3 lov). American IPA's tend to be on the light side, though the style does call for an srm of up to 14. So you can use the pils malt. A lot of pils malts are slighty less...
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    Mauribrew A-514 Characteristics?

    Thanks. I'll brew a helles blond or something then. So basically it's simular ot Nottingham but works in warmer temps? Perfect for out 40c weather. In Canada we are officially Metric and have been since the 70's but somehow our building codes are still written using feet and inches. I once...
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    Mauribrew A-514 Characteristics?

    Don't see this yeast in North America much, but I ran out of yeast and the only stuff I could find in town was Mauribrew Ale 514 from a U-brew place that sold me 30 grams. Does anyone know the characteristics of this yeast? Is it clean or is it fruity etc? If it's ultra clean I'll just use it...
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    Converting A Keg

    I just used a "Knock out punch" Also known as a conduit punch. worked great, and perfectly clean hole. What kind of cutting compound do you mean?
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    Hello From A Canuck

    Yeah? Well verno9n is only 15 minutes away from Armstrong BC where Gambrinus malting is located. Very nice. I buy my grains by the 25 kilo bag there. You can also buy grains off of Freddy's brew pub in North Kelowna. Only brew pub in the area other than Penticton. The l;ack of brewpubs...
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    Hello From A Canuck

    Hello from a beer brewing Canuck! Just joined the forum. In the process of building a new three tier rig. Used to work part time at a micro brewery here. What I wish I had was my own in house Mill Wright like the brewery had. Would sure make this build a lot easier. The brewry was Tree...
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    My First Filtering Attempt

    Im on the other side of the pond in British Columbia Canada. I bought a .35 micron cermaic filter that you have to have a special housing for. The filter on the surface of the cermaic and you can clean it bt sanding of a thin layer. I had no success filtering with a .35 micorn absolute. The...
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