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  1. Mrhandsome

    Mangrove Jack's M54 California Lager fermented hot!

    I've had a bit of a disaster. I accidentally pitched the yeast for my latest brew at 27°C with no way of cooling it down and now it's chugging away at 25°C a day later. The damage is already done, but has anyone else used M54 at high temperatures, and what was the result? I know California...
  2. Mrhandsome

    Doombar Dee Doo

    Having a go at an English style brown ale for the first time ever. 10l Batch 1.6kg Maris Otter 200g caramalt 100g medium crystal 30g roasted barley 5g magnum @60 10g EKG @10 10g Fuggles @10 London 3 yeast Thoughts?
  3. Mrhandsome

    Russian Imperial Stout - What yeast?

    I'm planning on brewing a Russian Imperial Stout soon and can't decide what yeast to use. I'm aiming for about 10% so I need something that can take the alcohol without quitting on me. I've got WLP002, 005, and 013 earmarked, and I'll maybe pitch some US West Coast yeast in after a couple of...
  4. Mrhandsome

    Lion Brew!

    Right... So since joining the homebrew forum and learning and sharing with you lot I've really got into taking pictures of beer and brewing etc. I post quite a few in the 'what are you drinking tonight' thread, and a few elsewhere, but I thought it might be nice to have a place to put all of my...
  5. Mrhandsome

    Brew day with new equipment.

    First brew with my new equipment. Just about to hit boiling point. Time for a beer whilst I watch over baby.
  6. Mrhandsome

    User upper brew

    I'm thinking of doing a user upper brew to get rid of some odds and ends. 2kg Pale malt 1.5kg wheat 500g Vienna 350g Maris Otter 250g Munich 200g caramalt Single Hop Hull Melon 7.2 AA 20g at 60, 25g at 15 Yeast either us west coast or Hefeweizen Thoughts? I've also got some other...
  7. Mrhandsome

    Chocolate Coffee Rum Stout

    Brewing my first stout soon, what do you guys think of this recipe? Batch Size: 5 liters (fermentor volume) Original Gravity: 1.062 Final Gravity: 1.014 ABV (standard): 6.33% IBU (tinseth): 38.33 SRM (morey): 35.72 Mash pH: 0 FERMENTABLES: 1.25 kg - Maris Otter Pale (80.6%) 0.1 kg - Crystal...
  8. Mrhandsome

    Fermentable adjuncts and their characteristics

    Hi guys, I've been wondering about different fermentable adjuncts, and what colours and flavours they impart on a finished brew. So far I've used glucose, honey, and homemade dark(ish) candi sugar, but I've seen all sorts mentioned here like golden syrup, maple, treacle etc. What's your...
  9. Mrhandsome

    Double IPA

    Hey guys I'm doing a double ipa for my next brew, I've never tried one before. How does this look? Makes 5 litres: 1kg Belgian pale malt 500g crystal malt 250g caramalt Mash at 63c for 90 mins 6g Chinook 60mins 8.5g Amarillo 20mins 10g Amarillo end 7g Chinook end Dry hop 10g Amarillo 5g Chinook
  10. Mrhandsome

    Trub bread?

    I've got some leftover trub saved at home and was planning on making some bread tomorrow. Could I use the trub in place of yeast to make bread? Sounds like it could make some tasty bread to me.
  11. Mrhandsome

    Can you prime a wine that's been aging for a while?

    I've made a batch of mango wine and have been aging it for a while now, 6 months-ish. It tastes good but I made a previous batch that I carbonated and it was sooo much better, like a pear cider almost. So my question is: If I prime each bottle (they're swing tops) would it start to ferment...
  12. Mrhandsome

    Christmas beer

    I'm thinking of brewing a special beer for Christmas using my own recipe: Makes 5 litres 1000g Belgium pale malt 250g crystal malt 500g Munich malt Mash 63c 90mins 2g Amarillo hops 60min, 3g 15min, 6g end 6g Chinook 5min 3.5g Orange peel, 2g Corriander seed, 1 cinnamon stick, and 40g dried...
  13. Mrhandsome

    Noob second beer attempt feedback

    Hi guys, I've got a few mead homebrews under my belt so I'm already a little familiar to homebrewing. I have now transitioned to beer brewing after getting a starter kit bought for me. So I've already got one beer finished (making a few mistakes) which turned out pretty good considering. It...
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