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Yeah after you guys' comments, I'll be cooling my wort in the pool in summer (when it's set up) as well.
Onto the topic - last night I stripped my rum, will be doing a spirit run tomorrow. Tomorrow I'm also hoping to get my Helles out of the fermenter and into the lagering cube, after which I'll be pouring my IRA straight onto the yeast cake. I simply cannot wait for that IRA.
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Originally posted by BruHaha View PostYeah so I carried on as is. OG ended up just 1 point higher than projected so not too bad. Just concerned with the higher temps and how that affected isomerization. Oh well, no use crying over spilt milk. I also dumped my cube in the pool and let it float to cool down. Pitched onto the newly vacated yeast cake about 2 hrs later.The Problem With The World Is That Everyone Is A Few Drinks Behind.!
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Originally posted by JIGSAW View Post
Love these guys.. they have exbeeriments for just about everything.
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Originally posted by BruHaha View PostMaking my 2nd batch of Cali.. walked away durng mash and when I came back the element was on. Temp was reading high 70s... *fail*
Pre boil gravity should be 1.047 and I only got to 1.040 Guessing I left fermentable sugars in there?
I already started upping temp to boil. How to continue ? Guessing just carry on and have a lower ABV beer?
Your intended beer should have been OG1.047, FG1.010 = 4.85% beer.
Now with the higher mashing temps you might finish on 1.015 (guessing)
OG1.040, FG1.015 = 3.2% beer.
Adding the sugar should have you ending up closer to your intended ABV..
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Originally posted by BruHaha View PostThanks!
Love these guys.. they have exbeeriments for just about everything.
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Originally posted by Dewald Posthumus View PostYes, love the work they do, so much so that I actually mailed them about our 30minute boil head retention discussion we had recently. I asked them to check head retention in a 60min boil vs a 30 min boil. They did say that they will keep it in mind when they do a boil length xBmt in future, but effectively gave me a cold shoulder. Who knows, they may relook it in future.The Problem With The World Is That Everyone Is A Few Drinks Behind.!
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Brewed a Belgian Dubbel on Saturday. Used Sothern Aroma and Hersbrucker.
Mashed low at 62C as I wanted a more fermentable bear, yeast attenuation 75%.
Aiming for about 80 - 85%. Think I will get it, kruasen was coming out of airlock yesterday, all settled now.Everyone must beleive in something, I beleive I'll have another beer
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Originally posted by DeanoZA View PostBrewed a DIPA for my Father in law, got a beautiful colour, with an SG of 1.084.
Bittered with a touch of Magnum and then 10 min and whirlpool additions of Southern Passion and Southern Tropic.
Pitched Midtbust Kveik yesterday, usually the krausen has formed by now, but there's nothing.
I had 4 days of no power, thanks to Eksdom not been in a hurry to repair a simple line fault, even though I ran the generator a few times a day, the yeast may have warmed up. Would that have killed the yeast (liquid yeast). I thought the Kveiks were hardier than that.
I had my water analysed recently so used brewing chemicals for the first time too, hopefully the beer will start fermenting later today, otherwise I'll have to pitch a pouch of Ale #4 yeast
I see Amathole Water has a lab division, was going to try them but Im sure they will have no idea what Im talking about!
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Originally posted by Rocket-Boy View PostWhere did you get the water analysis done?
I see Amathole Water has a lab division, was going to try them but Im sure they will have no idea what Im talking about!
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