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<blockquote data-quote="The-Engineer-That-Brews" data-source="post: 1084142" data-attributes="member: 38863"><p>OK all brewed and in the FV.</p><p>I wish I could say everything went smooth as silk, but...</p><ol> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">As there was no wheat in the grain bill, I thought I'd be a smarty pants and miss out the 45º beta glucanase rest. BAD IDEA: mash ran really slowly for the first 15mins and I had to throttle the recirculation pump to stop it scavenging <em>(note to self: fit pump bypass valve)</em>.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Pre-boil gravity was a few points under so I decided to do an extra-vigorous boil. BAD IDEA: overdid it by a couple of litres and ended up being short on volume and over gravity</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Decided to start the run-off while collecting more RO to do a bit of liquoring back. Two thirds the way through the run-off I realised I'd forgotten the final hop addition - <strong>aaaargh</strong>: OK, stop the runoff, chuck in the final hops; boil up the RO and pour it into the kettle. Now that's what I call a late hop addition...</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Finally in a fit of over-optimism I'd decided to use a Wyeast smack-pack that was only a week short of it's 'best before' date. Activated it last night but it still hadn't inflated by this afternoon. <em>Oh Bu99er. </em>Quickly kegged the Vienna that's just finished clearing down and pitched using the slurry from that: OYL-111 German Bock. Should be... interesting...</li> </ol><p>OG came in at 1.044 - bit higher than planned: looks like the BHE came in at 88% again so maybe I should start planning for that.</p><p>According to BS3 the bitterness should be about 26.3 IBU and the colour 20.5</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="The-Engineer-That-Brews, post: 1084142, member: 38863"] OK all brewed and in the FV. I wish I could say everything went smooth as silk, but... [LIST=1] [*]As there was no wheat in the grain bill, I thought I'd be a smarty pants and miss out the 45º beta glucanase rest. BAD IDEA: mash ran really slowly for the first 15mins and I had to throttle the recirculation pump to stop it scavenging [I](note to self: fit pump bypass valve)[/I]. [*]Pre-boil gravity was a few points under so I decided to do an extra-vigorous boil. BAD IDEA: overdid it by a couple of litres and ended up being short on volume and over gravity [*]Decided to start the run-off while collecting more RO to do a bit of liquoring back. Two thirds the way through the run-off I realised I'd forgotten the final hop addition - [B]aaaargh[/B]: OK, stop the runoff, chuck in the final hops; boil up the RO and pour it into the kettle. Now that's what I call a late hop addition... [*]Finally in a fit of over-optimism I'd decided to use a Wyeast smack-pack that was only a week short of it's 'best before' date. Activated it last night but it still hadn't inflated by this afternoon. [I]Oh Bu99er. [/I]Quickly kegged the Vienna that's just finished clearing down and pitched using the slurry from that: OYL-111 German Bock. Should be... interesting... [/LIST] OG came in at 1.044 - bit higher than planned: looks like the BHE came in at 88% again so maybe I should start planning for that. According to BS3 the bitterness should be about 26.3 IBU and the colour 20.5 [/QUOTE]
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