r/Homebrewing 15d ago

Daily Q & A! - December 28, 2024 Daily Thread

Welcome to the Daily Q&A!

Are you a new Brewer? Please check out one of the following articles before posting your question:

Or if any of those answers don't help you please consider visiting the /r/Homebrewing Wiki for answers to a lot of your questions! Another option is searching the subreddit, someone may have asked the same question before!

However no question is too "noob" for this thread. No picture is too tomato to be evaluated for infection! Even though the Wiki exists, you can still post any question you want an answer to.

Also, be sure to vote on answers in this thread. Upvote a reply that you know works from experience and don't feel the need to throw out "thanks for answering!" upvotes. That will help distinguish community trusted advice from hearsay... at least somewhat!

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u/chino_brews 14d ago

I'm happy to have helped, but I don't know why you didn't just heed the advice I gave you and then post my commented procedure, rather than your incorrect procedure with shallow understanding, simply reformatted.

You lack understanding of the terminology, the reason for why we do certain steps, and the details that matter.

Yes, the general steps in broad strokes are fine. But why 4.7 kg of malt. Exactly which malts? Which hops? How much bitterness will you specific bag of hops give you if you add one ounce (28.3 g)?

So I'm still suggesting you read a book. See the New Brewer FAQs in the wiki. It has a "what should I read?" FAQ in there.