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Is Your Beer, Mead, or Wine Contaminated With Mold?
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Is Your Beer, Mead, or Wine Contaminated With Mold?

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Is Your Beer, Mead, or Wine Contaminated With Brettanomyces (or other wild yeast)?
Brewing Problems, Contamination, & Troubleshooting

Is Your Beer, Mead, or Wine Contaminated With Wild Yeast (Brettanomyces, Kahm yeast, etc.)?

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What is the Best Way to Store Bulk Grain for Homebrewing?
Ingredients & Equipment

What is the Best Way to Store Bulk Grain for Homebrewing?

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How to Build a Yeast Starter
Ingredients & Equipment

How to Build a Yeast Starter

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Is Oxygen Bad for Homebrewed Beer, Mead or Wine?
The Brewing Process & Fermentation

Is Oxygen Bad for Homebrewed Beer, Mead or Wine?

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Yeast cultures should be kept refrigerated, as close to 32-34°F as possible, and can be kept this way for 4-6 months.
Ingredients & Equipment

What is the Best Way to Store Your Harvested Yeast for Reuse?

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What is the Best Method to Harvest & Reuse Yeast? Yeast Rinsing, Top Cropping, and Overbuilding Compared!
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What is the Best Method to Harvest & Reuse Yeast? Yeast Rinsing, Top Cropping, and Overbuilding Compared!

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Whole hop cones are believed by some to produce a better (smoother) aroma and flavor in the finished beer, but this claim is not based in science. Hop pellets have a number of advantages over cones, and are the best choice for the majority of homebrewing situations.
Ingredients & Equipment

Whole Hops vs Hop Pellets: Which is Better for Homebrew?

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If your beer, mead or wine has a sour or tangy flavor, similar to yogurt or sour fruit, it may be contaminated with Lactobacillus.
Brewing Problems, Contamination, & Troubleshooting

Is Your Beer, Mead or Wine Infected with Lactobacillus?

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Even if you’re not seeing visible signs of fermentation after pitching yeast, such as bubbling in the airlock, it doesn’t necessarily mean nothing is happening.
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Help! Why Is My Fermentation Not Happening?!

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