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Stir it all up. Fill fermenter to 23 litres or 6 gallons. Pitch in your yeast in 5.

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Add the airlock, firmly seal the drum and place in a cool position. Ensure fermentation is complete. You may want to use a hydrometer during this stage 7. Bottle when ready but it's best to let your brew sit for a while So that's the rough guide to brewing beer from a kit. As you can read, it's a pretty straight forward exercise and you don't need a Bachelor of Food Technology to get it right.


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The absolute key things to bear in mind are having properly sanitized equipment, follow this guide and it's hopefully helpful beer making instructions more or less and don't stress. Beer can be a tough mistress, but it can be pretty forgiving When you've become an expert on making a good beer mash, you might want to start thinking about the pH levels of your beer. Nancy Garero March 7, at 9: Access the archive of past Homebrew Con seminars on all things beer, mead, and cider.

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