Samwise Gamgee
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what is diacetyl rest?
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Cheers,
Google works by looking for documents with all the search terms. Each individual word or group of words "enclosed in quotes" is a search term. It finds all web pages that match one or more of your search terms. Then it counts the number of times each term occurs. It may even look to see how close together they are in the page it finds them on. It then sorts them in order of numebr of times and closeness together. In other words, on what it callss relevancy. So if you put related words in increasing order of specificity, you will get better hits. For example,am said:Also, I've heard people mentioning you can find things a lot better on Google if you know how to look for them. How do you refine searches? As all I would've typed is: "Diacetyl Rest" or "What is diacetyl rest"
Cheers and beers!
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I believe it also ranks them according to how many people click on them. But that is just an aside.Steve Lacey said:Google works by looking for documents....
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Click or somehow sponsor. Sometimes I wonder. <_<sosman said:I believe it also ranks them according to how many people click on them. But that is just an aside.Steve Lacey said:Google works by looking for documents....
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"Coopers kit" AND "lager yeast" returns only 19 hits in google. Interesting.rodderz said:So would this treatment work on kit beers with a so called "lager yeast" as whats mentioned as being in the Coopers Bavarian Lager kit?
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"So-called" would more or less be the best explanation for a Coopers Kit "Lager Yeast". Try the diacetyl rest as a matter of course. You've really got nothing to lose.rodderz said:So would this treatment work on kit beers with a so called "lager yeast" as whats mentioned as being in the Coopers Bavarian Lager kit?
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i think you'll find the supplied yeast in the coopers bavarian is the usual 'ale' type, as coopers recommend to keep the temp around 20'c, which is the lower end for ale yeasts. as such, i dont think you will gain anything with trying a Diacetyl Rest.rodderz said:So would this treatment work on kit beers with a so called "lager yeast" as whats mentioned as being in the Coopers Bavarian Lager kit?
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G'day Sam,am said:...Also, I've heard people mentioning you can find things a lot better on Google if you know how to look for them. How do you refine searches? As all I would've typed is: "Diacetyl Rest" or "What is diacetyl rest"
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