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How to Brew Beer at Home

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    1. How to Brew Beer
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    Are you a home brewing novice? Learn the tricks and techniques of brewing a Nut Brown Ale, as well as the chemistry behind a delicious, balanced brew.

    How to Brew Beer
    with James (celeb)

    Are you a home brewing novice? Learn the tricks and techniques of brewing a Nut Brown Ale, as well as the chemistry behind a delicious, balanced brew.

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    2. How to Bottle Beer
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    Home brewing beer is both fun and rewarding! Learn how to bottle your tasty brew so you can enjoy your creation for months to come—if it lasts that long.

    How to Bottle Beer
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    Home brewing beer is both fun and rewarding! Learn how to bottle your tasty brew so you can enjoy your creation for months to come—if it lasts that long.

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    3. How to Keg Beer
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    Already learned to brew beer and ready to keg it? This lesson - perfect for a beginner beer brewer - gives step-by-step instructions for the kegging process.

    How to Keg Beer
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    Already learned to brew beer and ready to keg it? This lesson - perfect for a beginner beer brewer - gives step-by-step instructions for the kegging process.

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    John H
    Thanks for the videos, James. I've wanted to try home brewing but have been hesitant. Now I'm really interested in trying it out.
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    John M
    I think I`m ready to give it a try, thanks!
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    James (celeb)
    Let me know how it goes John.
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    Steve L
    This is great
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    James (celeb)
    Hi Steve! Thank you. I'm glad you found it useful.
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    doug b
    Thanks James for all the great info. I have been brewing for some time with good results. I have 3 corny kegs but I wasnt sanitizing the kegs after each use. I was lucky enough to still get good beer but I just bought my first gasket kit and I am now doing a proper sanitize. Your video was a good refresher on keg maintenance.
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    James (celeb)
    Thanks for the kudos Doug. I appreciate the feedback. Let me know if you run into problems during teardown or re-assembly.
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    Gary M
    hi James. I was wondering have you tried the new Perl faucets that have the flow digester. I thought that they may be good if you'd like to have higher propagation in your beer that you could just cut the flow down. Thanks for less than
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    James (celeb)
    Oh my god! Gary, that's amazing. I've never heard of those, but I'm definitely going to try one out. I've often run into the problem of carbonating at high PSI and needing to run A LOT of extra beverage line to keep from getting nothing but foam. For anyone else reading, Gary is talking about the Perlick-545PC --http://www.homebrewstuff.com/perlick-perl-545pc-flow-control-faucet.html
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    Les T
    Good eye contact. Very hard to do. Very well prepared. I can now brew beer and get it bottled or in a keg. I was glad to see the lesson you did about replacing o-rings on the keg. A good thing to do every so often. Overall, a very good presentation.
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    James (celeb)
    Thank you Les! Yeah, its something that simple that gets overlooked too often.
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