r/Homebrewing 23h ago

Propane Burner

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Wanting to get a propane burner. Not a pricey one as I won’t be using it often and will be doing 1-5 gallons. Anyone have any recommendations on ones they use. I see a lot going anywhere from 30-100 but prefer if anyone has recommendations. Thanks!


r/Homebrewing 8h ago

Question How do I "harvest" my cider?

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Before investing effort and money into this homebrewing thing for real, I decided to dip my toes in the water by making cider at home. I used apple juice (homemade) and some bakers yeast, from a tutorial I saw online. It's been 6 days now, its not clear like it was in the video (probably because my juice wasn't clear when I made it), but I was wondering how I should drink it. Should I just pour it from the container to a glass and take a swig? Or are there any precautions or steps I need to do before enjoying the 'fruit' of my labour? ;)


r/Homebrewing 9h ago

Universal Poppet Tips & Tricks

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r/Homebrewing 45m ago

Question North NJ monthly meeting tomorrow!

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I posted a while back and neglected to keep momentum, but we did get a new member from that so figured I'd try again in case I catch anyone.

We are the Bergen County Brew Crew, we meet the first Wednesday of each month at Plank Pizza Co in Saddle Brook, and tomorrow is our meeting!

In case anyone here is looking to join a club or just hang out at some meetings once in a while come through! We meet at 7PM (some of the guys get there earlier) and we always have a nice table and the venue is very nice for us to be able to buy a pint and maybe some apps and share our brews between the club.

Would be cool to get some more members, we have good momentum and do quarterly club internal competitions (next one is in October).

Come by :-)


r/Homebrewing 7h ago

Hops for Brooklyn Brewing company Kit

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Hi everyone. Firstly apologies if this has been asked before. I have checked and couldn’t find it!

I recently picked up a Brooklyn Brew 1 gallon kit. Unfortunately it didn’t come with any hops. This will be my very first time brewing and I’m excited, but they usually come pre-packaged with Brooklyn Brewing company, and they don’t have any pre-packaged ones that interest me as I’m more into lager than ale.

Could someone point me in the right direction to somewhere that can sell what I need to get started, as well as how to figure out the quantities of ingredients needed to brew one gallon of lager please?

Thanks! ☺️


r/Homebrewing 14h ago

Question Im gonna brew on tuesday and i plan to pick my wild hops on sunday, is that fine?

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How should i store them otherwise. Does 2 days matter? What are your experience with this?


r/Homebrewing 15h ago

Weekly Thread Tuesday Recipe Critique and Formulation

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Have the next best recipe since Pliny the Elder, but want reddit to check everything over one last time? Maybe your house beer recipe needs that final tweak, and you want to discuss. Well, this thread is just for that! All discussion for style and recipe formulation is welcome, along with, but not limited to:

  • Ingredient incorporation effects
  • Hops flavor / aroma / bittering profiles
  • Odd additive effects
  • Fermentation / Yeast discussion

If it's about your recipe, and what you've got planned in your head - let's hear it!


r/Homebrewing 16h ago

Question Daily Q & A! - September 01, 2026

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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!


r/Homebrewing 3h ago

Lallemand Nottingham

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So Im brewing a pretty big beer. Pitching instructions recommended hydrating over 1.060. Brewing a barelywine over 1.100.

Do I need to rehydrate? Has anyone brewed a big beer and just sprinkled in the yeast?

I've only used liquid yeast the past 10yrs or so. Any insight appreciated. Thanks