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Homebrewing, Simple as Ruby

Talkat Ruby on Ales 2014 · 2014-03-06..03-07· [ruby, creative-coding]
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Homebrewing steps, equipment, and numbers that actually matter: use mash at 140°F for grain conversion or skip to malt extract as a simpler route, boil roughly an hour, chill to 80°F before pitching yeast, and expect a 12 gal kettle to yield 12 gal boil → 10 gal beer after losses. Fuggle hops at 5.1% alpha for body, lager yeast needs ~50°F while ales ferment at room temp, sanitize with iodine, bottle condition with priming sugar, and a 5 gal batch can take 30 habaneros if desired.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 1:08Why Homebrew
  3. 2:24Water
  4. 3:31Grain
  5. 4:29Mashing
  6. 5:44Grains
  7. 6:44Hops
  8. 8:15Yeast
  9. 9:04Belgian Yeast
  10. 10:23Equipment
  11. 14:30Sanitation
  12. 16:10Boil
  13. 18:02Body Hops
  14. 19:10Cooldown
  15. 21:33Fermentation
  16. 23:35Bottling
  17. 27:47Homebrewing Variety
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