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  • Dry yeast
    ; [[Brewferm Blanche]]: Top-fermenting yeast suitable for witbiers. Substitutes for [[WLP-410]]. ; [[Brewferm Top]]: "Universal top-fermenting beer yeast."
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  • Yeast Starters
    ...ces and can help prevent a stuck fermentation. A typical starter involves fermenting a vial or package of liquid yeast in a small amount of [[starter wort]] a f #Bring one pint of water to a boil in a two quart saucepan on the stove top.
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  • Wyeast
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  • Sandbox
    ...al meads are made using only honey, water, and yeast. |width="50%" valign="top" style="background:#fbdae5"| [[Image:cider.jpg|right|thumb‎|250px|Home Br
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  • Nottingham
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  • All-grain brewing
    ...f the water from the bottom slowly and the adding of 170°F water from the top at the same rate. [[Batch Sparging|Batch sparging]] is the draining of the ...off flavour. If the gravity does drop too low, then stop sparging. You can top the kettle up to the required volume with water or just live with the small
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  • Adambier
    ...] beers, Adambier was a strong (about 10% abv), dark, sour beer, which was top-fermented and then aged in wood for long periods; it was always aged for at ...than those made in summertime. Both Alt and Kölsch yeasts are capable of fermenting in the 58-62° range, and will avoid an overly estery nose belying our mode
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  • Home Brew Acronyms
    ...n". A [[krausen|foamy head]] of proteins that forms on the top of actively fermenting beer formed by carbon dioxide carrying proteins to the surface during ferme '''Krausen''' (vt.) - foaming yeast activity floating on top of a fermenting wort.
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