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  • ...legal in the United States. It would be a good idea to consult local laws before trying your hand at this style. ...s, and diacetyl should not be perceived. Typically these beers are chilled before filtration so that ice crystals (which may or may not be removed) are forme
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  • ...et malt was pulled from a very loose mash (1:1.75 grist:liquor) and boiled before reintroducing and thereby raising the mash temperature. With today's well-m ...during the aging process, and better added directly to the cask some time before packaging.
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  • ...s CO<sub>2</sub>. This has the advantage of adding fresh and healthy yeast before the lagering is done. Finally I rack it off all the yeast into a serving ke
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  • ...l extract one can boil-off the alcohol and replace it with distilled water before using a hydrometer. Or, if the original extract is known, the following fo ...nymore. Because of nutrient depletion and or high alcohol levels cells die before they get a chance to ferment every last bit of sugar in the wort. The resul
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  • To start the brew day, fill the kettle with 38L (10 gal) of water. Before your first brew, you should calibrate your kettle using a jug and stainless ...m the kettle to use for a hydrometer reading. Let it cool to 20°C (68°F) before taking the reading or use tables to compensate for the temperature. While w
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