This will be a short post but a post that is well needed. Recently a few customers have come up to me with a question about if their carboy has scratches can they still use it. Yes, yes you can. Many people are concerned about bacteria or other micro’s dwelling in the scratches. I don’t […]
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How To Dry Hop
October 19, 2011
There’s a lot of ways to bring out a nice hop aroma in your beer. One of the best way’s to do so in my opinion is to dry hop your beer. So what is dry hoping? Simply dry hoping is adding hops in your beer unusually while it is in secondary fermentation. Some myths that I […]
The 6 Things You Need To Know About Choosing Glass Or Plastic Carboys
September 20, 2011
You would think that the choice is simple when choosing a carboy. You have glass carboys and you have plastic carboys. But is it really that simple? An ongoing debate has been in the brewing world about plastic or glass carboys ever since carboys have been around on which one is the best option for you when […]
5 Situations To Consider Secondary Fermenting
September 15, 2011
A common question I here a lot from home brewers is, “Do I need to secondary ferment?”. The answer to this question is a bit complicated and really is a case by case, so as of now I will say, “It depends”. Before we dive in too deep, I should first clarify for those that […]
January 13, 2012
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