How To Make Beer (full)

[MalachiJM]

Thank you for the guide. My next stop is local brew store for some more tips on good and safe brewing.

[TheChineseEmpire]

omg use a stainless steel bucket not plastic. i cant believe you going to drink that.

[nwoisnow]

seems much more complicated than I imagined,nice vid but no thanks.

[dipinprint]

I lie you, for 1 you have the same name has me and 2 you love beer and make t, im so doing this on my birthday and sell it at a hookaha lounge i go to every friday and saturday 

[nastyphoenix]

Is Brian on Facebook? lol

[MrSchpankme]

The copper Manifold allows you easily to drain the Wert from the tank (mash tun).

[coolchris1010]

I love it with alcohol. Gets me drunk

[SuperInventer]

KVAS - Best drink in a whole world, its none alcohol drink, but it can be if you allow process to continue :)

[MrSchpankme]

The MANIFOLD is a great tip. Thx much.

[vettefan73]

@MrSchpankme what exactly does the manifold do? does it act as a filter when you are ready to add the mash to the boiler?

[MrSchpankme]

So it's OK, to make the yeast culture out of TAP WATER, because your only getting a minimal of amount of Fluoride and other deadly chemicals >:)

Note: Boiling Fluoride concentrates it, it does not dissolve to the atmosphere like Chlorine.

[1madscientist4u]

This is by far one of the best beer making videos I have seen thus far. I recently started home brewing and am getting ready to brew a Brewer's Best Milk Stout kit. Your video is making me ever more anxious to get into all grain. Would it be possible to brew a beer such as that in your video using the brew in a bag method? Any thoughts you could share would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. :)

[DaveRusin]

Nicely done. I especially like the sterilizing tips. Thanks Brian!

[fatboylumberjack49]

I'm threatened by the prowess displayed here. Damn hippie is on top of his game! Respect. :)

[edmvnd]

great video.

[LifelessBeats]

Brian, gonzalo from brentwood ca. I love this recepie ty

[kricku]

If you would like to improve your video, you should really show a chart of all the steps and highlight the step you're currently on. It would help a lot to give us a good overview.

Also: Guys can use hula hoops too?!

[0damond0]

You know its the law to have barley hops and whaet in your beer right cause i think you need to change your recipe

[thehourcup]

beertakes way less power too make then indoor weed. so of corse i like it a lot more then weed.

[jiber47collection198]

looks nasty but sure does taste good..................the dude skinny with a big o beer belly....lol

[kdizzzle123]

beer is hard to make

[chyrd]

so you put the specialty grain in when? I usually put them in with the base malt...

[rahulnandaindia]

man love to be part of your next brew, do invite me on holiday and next i will call you and your team with your family here for dinner, i promise.

[LetricBud]

Very good video...I watch it a few times a year to brush up on my beer knowledge...

That area he lives in looks like San Francisco.

anyone know what song/track is in the very beginning?...Artist/band?

Ive already tried Grasshoppers/Open space project and havent found it.

Thanks.

[bvandemark]

@LetricBud the current incarnation of this band is called Bacon, Check them out on Facebook : facebook dot com / bacontheand

[terrorkorp]

How the hell did people way back 100s of years ago been able to even make beer??? Its such a hard, long complex process! They didnt have stoves or water heaters or none of that stuff. Its crazy that back then they found a way to make all of this!

[loknfwrd]

@terrorkorp some of us, even in the USA, grewup WITHOUT RUNNING WATER, INDOOR,TOILET,or the things you think is so out of WHACK. WE MADE DO. such is the way of the world. look around you, help if you can. do your best (that is all god ask of all} LEARN IT, MAY BE WORTH YOUR TIME. THANK YOU JAY

[Monscent]

@terrorkorp they had fire.

[BalisticAudio]

Hey really cool clip my friend. What's that tune at 11:11? Anyhow congrats and peace!

Oh! you should do one on growing weed also!

[bigdaddy501501]

Thats a great video.Very helpful to see someone who knows what they are doing in action.Question, what size is that carboy? It looks way bigger than my 5 gal.where can I get one?

[Delaypat]

Very very cool!! I really want to make my own beer, but I'm a bit lazy..HEHEH! Looks like an awesome hobby. If I ever do it, it will be on a small scale and probably will use extract...I know I know, not as good as yours, but still!! HEHEH

[UnexpectedDianne]

haha useful :D

[pottyjammielexy]

please can we have another brian brew day video

or i'll have to do one of my own KTG

[dwub777]

aren't u worried about hot side aeration?

[MrRestlessnative]

hey that was a brilliant video, i realy liked how you took your time and had fun with making the beer, not too keen on the dancing thow hahah but glad you enjoyed yourself lol. do you have anymore videos? nice music " funky"

[Playborn]

Kvas is not beer, it's made out of leftover bread ,sugar and water and does not contain alcohol.

Pivo, that's what Slavic people call Beer

[surfmonkey45]

@Playborn actually it does contain alcohol, just very little around 0.05% - 1.44%

[Playborn]

@surfmonkey45 yep, but even yogurt and keffir contain more alcohol

[TPaternite]

Wow, this is impressive.

[buckfushes]

Try the Belgium beer Delerium Tremens! One of my favorites!

[xanos4225]

@buckfushes I haven't had that, but Belgian beers are outstanding

[woodbinedrinker]

Thanks! That's pretty cool!

[SolomonJonesIsBack]

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i use freSSSSSSSSSSH SSSSSSSpring water

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[tomroeder]

I love the music from this video, but I am not able to find any of the songs online, not on the Open Space Project's website either. Do you know where I can find them?

[aom9]

yeah i wanna make my own beer too Thx guy

[campru1]

Great video, well put together and very informative. When did you learn to make beer?

[bvandemark]

I learned in the early nineties from a biologist friend. Still brewin after all thtese years!

[TheNismojunky]

I love johnny cash!!!

[porthuronbeerguy]

why do you add specialty grains at the end of mash instead of the beginning?

[tomroeder]

Where can I get this soundtrack (lol). J/k, the music is awesome, where can I get it?

[waterball]

The band was named Grasshopper, but they have changed into the Open Space Project, from the Bay Area

[tomroeder]

Awesome video...very entertaining, great music, and loads of useful information!!!!

[ARID07]

man o man - I was drinking Coopers sparkling ale watching this - why would I bother?

best beer known to man

legendary stuff and prepared to pay

[annagilda]

Coopers do make some great beers, and also home brew kits.

Im hoping to move up to AG next weekend

[dvdfrnzwbr]

I garbaged picked a hula hoop on my last dog walk. haha. I can't wait to use it on my next brew. lol

[waterball]

awesome

[brylner]

Very Interesting indeed. It's a science to make beer from the beginning.

[MrJompa90]

hay.. nice movie helps a lot.. could you might send me the recipe or a link to a site where it might would be??

[mgfurst]

Great video, What kinda hops did you use for bittering and flavoring

[thoemke2010]

Great video, Thanks man. You have started my first brew.

[aidanxfriesen]

Ponty 36: Fuck you. this is how you do it the proper way. I acctually learnt a lot from this and have a stout in the fermenter as we speak:)

[ponty36]

okay and who has access to all this stuff. To advanced and way to BORING

[Lindholmer5k]

you could make most of it yourself

[afterlame]

or buy a starter kit for $80.

[dvdfrnzwbr]

Oh man. I thought this video was deleted. I see the listing picture changed and now 4 parts into one. I've been searching for some time. Sooooo happy to find it again. Now saved in my favorites. It always use to list first in beer making searches. I always reference this video through my beer making venture.

[bvandemark]

Hey thanks to Matt for putting all four parts together. I should mention that the one glaring error in this video was that I mention that the starting water temp for a mash is 160, when it should really be about 170F. You lose about 15 degrees of temp after the grains mash-in, for a 155F starting mash temp. This is perfect for alpha-amylase conversion. Have fun brewing all - Brian Vandemark

[KaGoyong]

@bvandemark Thanks Brian for the cheerful and creative presentation of your home brewing!