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I just looked at the aabc guidelines. That's amazing. This his very helpful for future reference. I'm just a novice and this is really great, and daunting. Greg

Thanks Ian, wow what a quick response. Cheers Greg

First of all, I really, really like this spreadsheet. So thank you so much, Ian (if you're looking at this), for making it. I've make a Cooper's Irish Stout, and everything seems to be falling into place nicely. However, I'm wondering what should I put in the section for "Beer Style" there's a...

A thank you to all of you for your answers. There's a lot of food for thought here. Brewing in Connecticut

Yes fg is at target. And Thank You for the answer. That's great. Have a good one Greg Brewing in Connecticut

I'm using 16 oz. 9" glass grolsch bottles in which I'll be bottling Cooper's stout. Fermentation has stopped for a while. Can I safely use Cooper's carbonation drops (I was thinking of only one)? I'm afraid of bottle bombs Brewing in Connecticut

This is a great tool. I'm putting in information for a Cooper's Lager. Is it really a lager? I heard an ale yeast is included in the kit. The reason I'm asking is what style of beer should I put in cell H3? Any help is appreciated. Greg

Thank you all for your help here.

It's around 20 degrees but I did have it higher before I realized what I was doing. I learning, that's what counts. Thank you for your help. Greg Brewing in Connecticut

I'm brewing a cooper's lager. It's been in the fermenting vessel for about three weeks. When checking my specific gravity I noticed that it was still bubbling happily away. How long can I keep it in the vessel before bottling. It's at 1014 still so it's not at the preferred FFA yet. Greg...

Honestly, I'm not sure what I'd spend. Certainly not that much ;-) I just don't want to buy something that's not going to help me with my brewing. And thank you for your quick and helpful reply. Brewing in Connecticut

I saw a lot of postings out there regarding refractometers. Is there a brand or maker that I should look for when considering my future purchase of one? Thanks in advance Greg