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How to make Beer (4 of 4)

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25 Responses to “How to make Beer (4 of 4)”

  1. spent like 30 …
    spent like 30 minutes watchin this and didn’t even get to see the finished product??? wtf???

  2. we call them ‘ …
    we call them ‘fruits’ in detroit..keep making beer.

  3. and is that it? …
    and is that it? just transferring it into a secondary container makes makes it bubbly?

  4. For secondary …
    For secondary fermentation, you just transfer the beer into a second carboy after a week. Normally let it sit in secondary for 3 more weeks before bottling, but times can vary. You need to make sure that you do not oxygenate when transfering.

  5. why does no1 really …
    why does no1 really go over the secondary fermentation. how do i do it and how do i make sure i get a good head(foam) from my beer?

  6. great video man! …
    great video man! What did you do with the other two yeast cultures??

  7. Hey,
    i am a …
    Hey,
    i am a homebrewer from Germany!
    You are a ever Smiling man. In Germany we call guys like you “Strahlemann”.
    Our brewingmethod is Different, but yours is like in england, isn`t it? However, nice Video, very interesting, was a plaeasure to view…..sorry my english.

  8. That music is …
    That music is really terrible

  9. when did he put the …
    when did he put the yeast in the beer… …

  10. Wort is oxygenated …
    Wort is oxygenated when it splashes around the fermenter during the transfer. I just leave the tube dangling barely in the fermenter. That’s always been enough.

    There is a whole other step, conditioning, that is not included in these videos. That is the process of carbonation. I usually just wait until fermentation is done, i.e. no more activity, then I transfer to a keg and force carbonate with a CO2 tank

  11. Wort is oxygenated …
    Wort is oxygenated when it splashes around the fermenter during the transfer. I just leave the tube dangling barely in the fermenter. That’s always been enough.

    There is a whole other step, conditioning, that is not included in these videos. That is the process of carbonation. I usually just wait until fermentation is done, i.e. no more activity, then I transfer to a keg and force carbonate with a CO2 tank

  12. How come you don’t …
    How come you don’t oxygenate your wort?

  13. how do you know …
    how do you know when its ready to drink?

    I WANT A BEER!

  14. These basic kits ( …
    These basic kits (like Mr. Beer) are a waste of money. If you really want something that will last and yield a beer that doesn’t taste like prison hooch… Buy your eqipment seperately as opposed to cheap kits like Mr. Beer

  15. Good job, thanks. …
    Good job, thanks. Do you not bottle it?

  16. fucking hippy
    ing hippy

  17. Uh what? You don’t …
    Uh what? You don’t really need that much stuff, you can brew beer with a more bare bones set-up as well. You can get a basic kit for under $100.

  18. looks like you …
    looks like you could use a womans touch

  19. You’re not married …
    You’re not married are you?

  20. I want to see Brian …
    I want to see Brian keg and show his finished product!!! Bring Brian Back and finish the series.

  21. A good series, well …
    A good series, well done. The greatest hobby in the world, just don’t up and turn it into a career. If need be, I am at your service, don’t hesitate.
    Cheers

  22. Respect! Learn some …
    Respect! Learn some better techniques.

  23. Haha that’s going …
    Haha that’s going to have to be the uncreated parts 5-8 of the video… I force carbonate usually. I own about 8 cornelius kegs and a couple little CO2 tanks. As you can see I make about 10 gallon batch volumes, which amounts to two 5-gallon cornelius kegs produced in each batch. Sometimes I’ll do bottling, but its a lot more work and introduces a greater chance of contamination.

  24. hoola-hoops can be …
    hoola-hoops can be bought at a toys r us…they have many varaities including: the hollowed out ones with beads to make sounds, the regular ones…and thats about it

  25. Well done! You do …
    Well done! You do us homebrewers proud!

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