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30 Apr 2010
A candy or brewing thermometer (preferably with clip); Heat resistant tubing. For draining the wort from the mash tun. You DO NOT want to use normal, clear vinyl tubing for this procedure! A 1/2 or 1 gallon pitcher. Used in the sparging process. A fermenter (either a 6.5 gallon bucket or 6 gallon carboy); An airlock; If using a
It provides solutions to many details still unclear in instructions coming with 1 gallon brew kits such as the Brooklyn Brew Kit, as well as additional hints learnt by a total newbie through experience and reads. It's the only resource solely dedicated to small batch beer brewing. It also provides information to Europeans who
8 Jul 2009
over the instructions that come with your beer recipe kit to familiarize yourself with the process. Some Useful Tips on Brewing: 1. Never put boiling or very hot liquid The day before starting your brew, take it out of the fridge to let it gradually warm up. Your Small Batch Starter Kit Includes: 1. 1 gallon glass fermenting jug. 2.
Strain the grains into your brew pot. Sparge (rinse) grains with ? gallon of150F water. (The sparge water also goes in the brew pot – you are done with the grains – don't place the grains in the brew pot.) Add water to your brew pot to bring it up to 1-1/2 gallons and bring it to a boil.
Michael Tonsmeire of Washington, D. C. has been experimenting with small batches since the beginning of his homebrewing career. “When I first started homebrewing, my buddy, Jason, and I would get crazy ideas and just brew a 1-gallon (3.8-L) batch to try them out," Tonsmeire says. “For example, we brewed a
28 Apr 2010 CHOW.com's recipe for a one-gallon batch of standard American ale doesn't skimp on authenticity: It teaches you how to brew beer using real grains rather than malt extracts, for instance. To do this, first wash all the items with the cleaner, then sanitize them with the sanitizer, per the containers' instructions.
nated instruction sheet. Pay particular attention to steps 4 & 9. They refer to the specific extract, hops and yeast used to create this beer. Once you've done the three things above you're ready to brew! But we warn you, home brewing is addictive. Now we're ready to brew. You will need: recipe kit, kettle, 1 gallon fermen-.
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