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  • ...ers are characterized by extremely high degree of attenuation (often final gravity is less than 1.000 (0 ºPlato), but with typical American-style light lager
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  • ...starter to 10°P or less, citing yeast stress and off-flavors from higher-gravity starters. ...t to make a starter. But how much? Knowing the cell count target and the gravity of the starter wort, starter volume can be calculated, too.
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  • ===Predicting Original Gravity=== ...avity 30 points. Take the amount of pounds of grain and multiply it by the gravity points then divide by the total volume in gallons. Here is an example below
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  • *[[Wyeast#3787 Trappist High Gravity|Wyeast 3787]]
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  • ...t test for starch conversion or treat my water. I also do not test for the gravity of my runnings because I know from experience that for a beer of around 5% ...annins]] from the grain and cause and harsh/astringent off flavour. If the gravity does drop 2 low then stop sparging. You can top the kettle up to the requir
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  • *Check the [[specific gravity]] to see if it has fermented.
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  • ...nerally take at least two weeks before theya re ready to drink. For higher gravity beers such as stouts, it's recommended they are given more time to mature i
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  • A polypin is very similar to a wine box in its nature, the beer is gravity fed, therefore no other equipment is needed.
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  • ...liquid's density compared to the density of water, giving water a Specific Gravity of 1. [[Wort]] is a sugar solution and is more dense than water. Readings t Do not bottle the beer unless it is at or close to the target final gravity. This can cause a bottle to explode or at least a gusher.
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  • ...r. Originally, a brewer would drain off the First Running and brew a high gravity barley wine from that wort. More water was added and a second batch of wor
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  • ...eter, this is an example of diminishing returns. The higher your pre-boil gravity is, the lower your efficiency to kettle will be. Taken to an improbable ex ...the boil-off percentage are known, the efficiency for any given post-boil gravity can be calculated. With this information, a recipe can be scaled in regard
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  • Based on Marris Otter extract potential of 38 gravity points per pound gallon, authors brew diary 12-15-2007.
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  • To convert Brix to specific gravity, use this formula:
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  • ...uilt as coil within a coil. Unlike an immersion chiller, hot wort flows by gravity or is pumped through the inner coil (usually made of copper). While the wor
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  • For the brewer, it has the advantage over [[Specific Gravity|specific gravity]] that it expresses the measurement in terms of the amount of [[fermentable ...usandths' part of the SG measurement), so 12°P corresponds to an original gravity of 1.048.
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  • #REDIRECT[[specific gravity]]
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  • ...y of a liquid to the density of water; pure water therefore has a specific gravity of 1. ==Original Gravity==
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  • ...should be expected to have a greater intensity of flavor than drier, lower gravity versions. The finish and aftertaste will vary based on the declared level o
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