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Feeling Empty (Figuratively and Literally!)

August 17th, 2008 Mark Ranes No comments

Today I kegged up the last two ales from my summer brewing marathon that were still in carboys.  For the first time, in what seems like forever, I have nothing in glass fermenting away.  I kegged ten gallons of Klassic Kolsch and five gallons of Blue Flame Imperial IPA.  They both attenuated well and completely.  [...]

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Wit is Kegged!

July 17th, 2008 Mark Ranes No comments

The Blue Moons Belgian Wit is kegged up and carbonating.  It had an original gravity of 1.058 and finished at a respectable final gravity of 1.008.  This makes it a 6.6% ABV ale.  I really like this batch the best of all the wits I’ve brewed.  I scaled back on the corriander and it is [...]

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Amber Ale and Watermelon Wheat Kegged!

June 23rd, 2008 Mark Ranes No comments

This evening, after I got set up for tomorrow’s brew, I kegged up five gallons of Jurassic Amber Ale and ten gallons of Watermelon Wheat Ale.  The amber ale is wonderfully hoppy and should be very nice in a week or so after chilling and carbonating.  It had an original gravity of 1.059 and a [...]

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