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Re: Mash ph
by Kirby » Fri Jun 26, 2009 8:22 pm
well, disregard. I opted to buy some Five 2 from my favorite supplier.
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Re: Mash ph
by curlyfat » Tue Jul 07, 2009 1:32 am
Sorry for no replies. I've never actually messed with the ph in my mash. How important do you find it? Does it affect the final product, or just increase efficiency? I love to learn how to take my beer to the "next level".
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Primary:
Czech Pilsner (NB All-grain kit)
8oz IPA (Cascade)
Secondary:
Imperial Stout
On Tap:
Blonde2 (Keg hopped)
Blonde1 (Boring Blonde, working on "clean" beer)
Primary:
Czech Pilsner (NB All-grain kit)
8oz IPA (Cascade)
Secondary:
Imperial Stout
On Tap:
Blonde2 (Keg hopped)
Blonde1 (Boring Blonde, working on "clean" beer)
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