prog99
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This was chucked into a keg today to finish off and be forgotten about for a while but it tastes and smells damn good at the moment. Very warming and the star anise is subtle but there.
Cant wait for next winter now!
What did you brew today?
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Kevin Falconer
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Today I have mostly been brewing a Coopers Hefe Weizen. It was a couple of weeks out of date so I got it for £8. I also managed to get 1.5kg wheat malt for £4.50. It's gone in the fermenter today, so we'll see how it goes. Got some Wilko yeast on hand just in case.
Aipa mentioned elsewhere. ..I've used Columbus, centennial and cascade. Recipe has 200g of oats,something new to me so see what happens!
Water coming up to temp...
All done. Calculator said og 1051 for my grain bill I got 1049 ish. ..just under 72% bhe ...I think the next move on this is try a continual sparge. ..maybe! Wort very clear but lots of break material.
Water coming up to temp...
All done. Calculator said og 1051 for my grain bill I got 1049 ish. ..just under 72% bhe ...I think the next move on this is try a continual sparge. ..maybe! Wort very clear but lots of break material.
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Cwrw666
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Currently just brought to boil - 1864 Lovibond XB pale ale. One of Ron Pattinsons historic beer recipes.
I guess you hipster brewers would call it a Smash these days as it's just pale malt plus 3 doses of goldings hops. Nice to be up to date with my brewing.
I guess you hipster brewers would call it a Smash these days as it's just pale malt plus 3 doses of goldings hops. Nice to be up to date with my brewing.
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Good stuff - hope you are doing well after Black IPA-gate....
Cwrw666
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Fully recovered. Next brew is definitely going to be a pale stout - just checked and the recipe is almost the same as this Lovibond jobby.
What is a pale stout?
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Great news.
Brewed_Force
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Tested the gravity after 7 days and according to the Brewers Friend brix converter it's already at 5.5%Started my first AG brew last night, based on the "Have a go at simple AG" thread with some tweaks courtesy of the Brulosophy guys.
My father in law bought me 3 x 1kg bags of Golden Promise malt, thinking it was DME, so I decided to have a go at a simple 10L AG bitter.
This brew was all about simplicity, so I chose the BIAB method (I already have all the kit from doing extract brews).
I mashed overnight and got up early this morning before the hordes descended on the kitchen. After a cold dunk sparge the 30 minute boil/hop additions went as planned.
Spot on with the OG, added Crossmyloof Real Ale yeast, then in to the brew fridge at 21C.
It all went surprisingly easy, with no cock-ups, however the proof of the brew is in the drinking.....so we'll see in a couple of weeks.
I may post photos and recipe if anyone's interested
I used Brewgr for my recipe and I was expecting about 4% so it came as a bit of a shock!
I did mill the already crushed grain to improve efficiency as it's a BIAB. Maybe that's the reason?
fursty ferret the other day....
Altrier b4 that.
bri
Altrier b4 that.
bri
standard wheat beer, no hops yet. i'll probably use the bittering extract and may try the other extracts, the ones I used for my triple were a bit dissapointing. triple turned out ok but it took a while to get the extract to 'calm down'
Good too see you back at it again Bri....[emoji106]
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Hi all's as well as can be on this end.Be doing a bit of delving into water treatment with the help of @strange-steve as I've known there's been a few issues with a few of my beers.When I fully get to grasp it I'm going to give the Shipyard Rye V2 a brew as I wasn't going to waste another brewday and loads of good hops for something to turn out mediocre.
Hope all's well your end as I see you're looking after MJ's overpriced fridge's......:smile6:
hahahaha
aye you know me....love shiny shiny...
itll be the new GF connect I will get tbh!!
still slowly getting my feet..pardon the pun..(one leg is knackered haha!!)
sold every bit of homebrewing kit a few months ago, as the kit was in storage after touch n go with the grim reaper a gain..
but it went to a good home, (my student lol)
just sampled the altbeir this safta...bloody nice!! strong mind 6.4%
yeah its wise to get thongs that you not happy in brewing ironed out, like the water treatment..poor steve was hounded by me....you know my injured brain...but with his help I got it...now get my pH withing the required thingbebob...
off to pick our lass...happy driving in the town after her shift as a nurse...doom n gloom...hahaha!
lata m8
Bri
aye you know me....love shiny shiny...
itll be the new GF connect I will get tbh!!
still slowly getting my feet..pardon the pun..(one leg is knackered haha!!)
sold every bit of homebrewing kit a few months ago, as the kit was in storage after touch n go with the grim reaper a gain..
but it went to a good home, (my student lol)
just sampled the altbeir this safta...bloody nice!! strong mind 6.4%
yeah its wise to get thongs that you not happy in brewing ironed out, like the water treatment..poor steve was hounded by me....you know my injured brain...but with his help I got it...now get my pH withing the required thingbebob...
off to pick our lass...happy driving in the town after her shift as a nurse...doom n gloom...hahaha!
lata m8
Bri
Well good to see you back on the forum and getting back to brewing.....Cheers.
A pale ale for hot summer days. Got 91% extract efficiency without any special processes! Boil with Challenger (FWH), Fuggles (20 min) and EKG leaves (10 min). Now waiting on whirlpool, rack into carboy and then add starter.
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