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"Brewing beer is neither complicated nor expensive. It's the responsibility of the brewer to make it as complicated and expensive as their wifes will allow."
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Welcome to Make Beer At Home, a source of information for the beer enthusiast. You've found your way to this site either because you are trying to find out if making your own beer is worth the effort or you are a homebrew novice who is absolutely convinced that you want to brew, but you don't know where to start. Or perhaps you are a savvy beer pro looking for that perfect recipe or information on how to build the perfect kegorater. Regardless of why you're here, information is crucial to your success as a home brewer. Make Beer At Home has beer recipes, information on yeast strains, grains, hops, and the all different types of beer. Once you grasp the concepts and learn how to implement the newly gained knowledge you will wonder why everyone doesn't brew their own beer. So, what are you waiting for? Select a topic and start learning the craft of brewing your own beer. We've even included information on the history of beer and all sorts of other information that you don't need to know to brew good beer; but knowing all sorts of useless beer information can impress your friends as you sit back and enjoy one of your very own creations. |
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Converting a freezer into a Kegerator to dispense Draft Beer is quite simple. However most freezers, even when set on the warmest setting, will maintain a temperature below the recommended temperatures for draft beers.
Most breweries recommend a 36-38°F temperature range for their Ale & Lager type beers, and a 41-42°F temperature range for their stout beers get the best flavor attributes from their products. Temperatures below 36°F will cause CO2 to become trapped in the beer resulting in off taste and a flat looking beer which will only begin to release carbonation when it warms above 38°F.
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A hydrometer is used to track the fermentation progress by measuring the conversion of sugar to ethanol by the yeast which is known as attenuation. A hydrometer, as far as the brewer is concerned, determines the amount of alcohol content in a liquid by measuring the specific gravity or difference in gravity (density) between pure water and water with sugar dissolved in it. Density is the weight of an object divided by the volume it occupies. |
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Not only does Make Beer At Home have loads of information for home beer brewing, the site is full of everything you will need to learn how to make your own beer. From Mr. Beer and Beer Machine beer kits to kegerators and all kinds of home beer brewing supplies for the beginner or for the pro. If you are just starting out and not sure if you would like to make beer at home then you might be interested in either a Mr. Beer, Beer Machine or Cooper's beer kit. These are the simplest ways that you can experience brewing your own beer at home. Each of the kits come with everything you need to make your first batch of beer. |
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