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The Homebrewing Monk: H.3512 / #scbeerjobs / the Stone Bill
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A blog about homebrewing, plain and simple. I'll talk about my equipment, recipes, upgrades, and anything else brewing related I can think of. May 18, 2014. H3512 / #scbeerjobs / the Stone Bill. I thought. Though, now it was in my brain. I sooo wanted it to happen. Then I read this article on beerofsc.com. Which made me give my hopes up entirely. Apparently, SC law doesn't even allow for what Stone would want to do: a production brewery with a restaurant. Nail in the coffin. And this was more than just S...
The Homebrewing Monk: Installing a Weldless Ball Valve
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A blog about homebrewing, plain and simple. I'll talk about my equipment, recipes, upgrades, and anything else brewing related I can think of. Feb 15, 2012. Installing a Weldless Ball Valve. Or, as I wanted to name the this post, "How to Put a Hole in a Perfectly Good Pot." I feel like the current title is more constructive. So, that will be the topic for today: drilling a hole in your stainless steel pot for a ball valve. Is what I would have cared about. A drill bit? Equipment for drilling a hole.
The Homebrewing Monk: Brewing a Pumpkin Ale
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A blog about homebrewing, plain and simple. I'll talk about my equipment, recipes, upgrades, and anything else brewing related I can think of. Sep 20, 2012. Brewing a Pumpkin Ale. So, you want to brew a pumpkin beer, eh? Good for you - now that is is the fall season. Let me help you out by spinning two tales for you to ponder. Actual pumpkin in a can. Our pumpkin seemed to rise to the top. On another day, a brewer and his partner decide they want to brew a pumpkin beer - with pumpkin and spices. So, ...
The Homebrewing Monk: Review - IPA: Brewing Techniques, Recipes and the Evolution of India Pale Ale
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A blog about homebrewing, plain and simple. I'll talk about my equipment, recipes, upgrades, and anything else brewing related I can think of. Feb 11, 2013. Review - IPA: Brewing Techniques, Recipes and the Evolution of India Pale Ale. So, I purchased the IPA book. I was in a mental bind about whether to get this book or the new Hops book, which is part of the Brewing Elements series. I posted about my delima on various social networks: "which one should I get? The recipes are plentiful, if not hard to u...
The Homebrewing Monk: The Kegerator
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A blog about homebrewing, plain and simple. I'll talk about my equipment, recipes, upgrades, and anything else brewing related I can think of. Feb 8, 2012. Money shot. At the beginning, nonetheless. There are plenty of fridges which can easily be converted. A simple search of homebrewtalk.com. Will bring up hundreds (yes, hundreds. No hyperbole there.) of people converting a dorm fridge. So, if you are looking at this blog and thinking, "Hey, I would like to do that! I added some adhesive insulation (the...
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A blog about homebrewing, plain and simple. I'll talk about my equipment, recipes, upgrades, and anything else brewing related I can think of. Jun 6, 2014. Several weeks back, I brewed up a German Wheat beer. Well done wheats are one of my favorite sipping beers, and I felt this style would be perfect for summertime. While the other I will "Americanize" by adding extra something to it. It was a standard wheat recipe (50% red wheat, 50% pilsner malt), with some Hallertau hops at 60 minutes. I used WLP...
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Tuesday, March 29, 2016. Brewing Water Calculator: MpH Water Calculator v3.0. Yes, here it is (drum roll, please), the long awaited update to my brewing-water calculator:. MpH Water Calculator v3.0. I've also added BJCP 2015 style data, just for convenience. As always, if you have any questions, use the comment section of this blog. Cheers! Tuesday, June 17, 2014. Brewing Water Calculator: MpH Water Calculator v2.0. As usual, feedback is welcome. Cheers and Happy Brewing! Friday, March 14, 2014. This art...
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Just another WordPress site. This is the best place for homebrewing. Hello, and welcome to Homebrewing Place. My name is Jeremy Kersten. I’m glad you found us. This website was created by myself to share the love of homebrewing. My intent is to post pictures and videos of my current homebrewing projects, lessons? I totally support and encourage you to drink your local town or city’s beer. Homebrewing, is just that much better though. I mean, c’mon, YOU made it! Proudly powered by WordPress.
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