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  1. Seghes

    Hops expansion

    Think I’ve been too quick to cool and transfer to FV. It’s what borisc says, allow longer to settle. Plus I think I’ve been to keen to get the last dregs.
  2. Seghes

    Hops expansion

    I’ve found that to be true
  3. Seghes

    Hops expansion

    Gosh haven’t heard that protofloc issue
  4. Seghes

    Hops expansion

    Grainfather G40 - hardly ever gets stuck. My original question was about maximising hop and their oils dispersal whilst not clouding up the wort. (Im not getting much greater clarity with whirlpooling)
  5. Seghes

    Hops expansion

    I rather think it is. Been looking at the Mango Jacks and Malt Miller versions.
  6. Seghes

    Hops expansion

    Ah, mine is near identical. So that gets the vote then 👍🏻
  7. Seghes

    Hops expansion

    Not sure what the jobber is?
  8. Seghes

    Hops expansion

    Been recently thwarted by large amounts of hops expanding during brew and becoming close to blocking transfer and clouding the wort. Next batch I used my large hop spider which did the job of containing things but I worry about lack of hop circulation during the mashing? So the question: Hop...
  9. Seghes

    The joy of hissing

    Visited my beer cellar this afternoon- very peaceful, smelling of damp and stale beer. In the quiet, I noticed…..The gentle hiss of the escaping CO2 from my spund valve. What a comforting sound - and so full of promise from a brew that hit all the numbers - an unusual win for me :) The joy of...
  10. Seghes

    Equipment For Sale Equipment for sale ALL SOLD

    • Grainfather Conical Cooling Pump Kit £30 Original box, all complete. Plus ice box and freezer blocks • Grainfather Conical Fermenter Pressure Transfer Kit £25 SOLD Original box, all complete • Fermzilla All Rounder Fermenter 30L £27 SOLD Handles up to 35PSI, with floating dip tube...
  11. Seghes

    Stuck…or not?

    Errrrr……
  12. Seghes

    Stuck…or not?

    Seems like I need to gear up for supping a mighty sweet ESB. Maybe I’ll pop a cocktail umbrella into it to be in keeping.
  13. Seghes

    Stuck…or not?

    Ha ha! I have one of the “fancy computerised” set ups - in my case the Grainfather G40 with full app control. Since I bought it, have yet to do a successful brew - but I’m mostly to blame with daft errors. I’m interested in your lower mash temp and will look into it. After all the GF40 will do...
  14. Seghes

    Stuck…or not?

    Fuller’s ESB Clone – Extra Special Bitter
  15. Seghes

    Stuck…or not?

    Tricky this cos following the recipe for a “normal” 67C seems so predictable. Seems that a study of yeast characteristics is the only alternative! Never done that having always trusted the recipe (from MM)
  16. Seghes

    Stuck…or not?

    At around 18 - 20 degrees for several months
  17. Seghes

    Stuck…or not?

    Floating TILT plus manual - both said the same
  18. Seghes

    Stuck…or not?

    Don’t know how you find this out, other than going with what Brewfather reports.
  19. Seghes

    Stuck…or not?

    Being still newish at all this, I haven’t used this yeast before. I place my faith, as always in the excellent Malt Miller where I got it. The packet certainly looks the real deal! It was marked Exp Jul 2023 but was pitched on 17 Aug - surely this isn’t the problem, as it was very active for 4...
  20. Seghes

    Stuck…or not?

    My first brew after a disastrous winter/spring of flooding in my cellar brew area was intended as a reward for “getting back on my horse” after months of absence and the clear up. A Fullers ESB clone was mashed at 67C (1hr then boiled for 1hr). Lallemand London English Style yeast(12g) pitched...
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