Beer Kit

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A step-by-step video on how I make my root beer, from scratch. Recipe as brewed: – 4 oz. Sassafras – 2 oz. Mexican sarsaparilla – 2 oz. Birch bark – 1 oz. Burdock root – 1.5 oz. Licorice root – 0.75 oz. Ginger root – 0.5 oz. Star anise – 0.5 oz. Wintergreen leaves –
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If you could eliminate one chronic homebrewing time-suck, what would it be? How about the Transfer Trap? You know, where you endlessly shift your homebrewed beer from fermenter, to secondary to bottling bucket, to bottles, risking contamination and messy spills at every step. The Catalyst – an ingeniously designed fermentation system from Craft-A-Brew that separates
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Join CB&B contributing editor Dave Carpenter as he walks you through everything you need to know to start kegging your beer. In this excerpt from the full-length video, Dave walks you through the primary types of home-brew kegs and shows you how to identify each. For the full length video, visit http://shop.beerandbrewing.com/product-p/cbbvideo_kegging.htm
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Just wanted to share with you how I go about moving my fermented wort to a secondary fermenting vessel so that my ales can clarify and keep a nice flavor to them. Secondary isn’t necessary but it does allow for less chance of bottling any trub or other debris since when bottling, you have already
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My first attempt at a partial mash homebrew beer. I got the recipe from a guy who knows his stuff over at the brewuk.co.uk forums by the name of Saracen. I wanted it to be close to a Green King export. http://www.brewuk.co.uk/forum/topic/help-with-green-king-export-clone I realize there will be mistakes on this video as I’m still learning
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