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4 years 11 months ago #3960
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Golden Promise should be fine.
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4 years 9 months ago #4079
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Brewed this yesterday! First time doing a minimash.
I reckon i screwed up. Spilled hoppy water off an un sanitised plate back into the hot wort. Dumb arse.
Still got it in the fermenter hoping wort was still hot enough to at least pasteurise.
Will update on how it goes. OG was 1050 so happy with that.
Thanks for the vid Gash. It was the push I needed to give it a go.
I reckon i screwed up. Spilled hoppy water off an un sanitised plate back into the hot wort. Dumb arse.
Still got it in the fermenter hoping wort was still hot enough to at least pasteurise.
Will update on how it goes. OG was 1050 so happy with that.
Thanks for the vid Gash. It was the push I needed to give it a go.
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4 years 9 months ago #4080
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Things like that happen all the time in homebrewing. For what its worth I think it will probably be fine.Cheers
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4 years 9 months ago #4081
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Thanks mate!
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4 years 9 months ago #4083
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Agreed , it will probably be just fine mate, Cheers!
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4 years 9 months ago #4113
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Turned out beautifully.
As I mentioned, this was my first time dabbling with grains, It turned out nice
Bottled it though.
My misso hates beer and even she liked it.
Props to Gash for the recipe it's good.
Going to my local brew shop this weekend and grabbing a brewzilla and all the gear to do your all grain version.
Thank god for tax time otherwise I would never afford it lol.
Anyway what I am trying to say is thank you =)
As I mentioned, this was my first time dabbling with grains, It turned out nice
Bottled it though.
My misso hates beer and even she liked it.
Props to Gash for the recipe it's good.
Going to my local brew shop this weekend and grabbing a brewzilla and all the gear to do your all grain version.
Thank god for tax time otherwise I would never afford it lol.
Anyway what I am trying to say is thank you =)
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4 years 9 months ago #4115
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glad it worked out for you mate, Cheers!
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4 years 7 months ago #4165
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Hey mate,
ive got this NEIPA in the fermenter now and will be bottling also.
This is my first poke at brewing with a mash of some sort and was wondering if you primed your bottles??? if so, with how much?
I as ask as i remember reading somewhere that hoppy beers such as this shouldn't got thorough a secondary fermentation.
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ive got this NEIPA in the fermenter now and will be bottling also.
This is my first poke at brewing with a mash of some sort and was wondering if you primed your bottles??? if so, with how much?
I as ask as i remember reading somewhere that hoppy beers such as this shouldn't got thorough a secondary fermentation.
Thanks in advance
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4 years 7 months ago - 4 years 7 months ago #4166
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gidday, yes carbonate your bottles.1 carbonation drop for 500 mils and 2 for 750 mil bottles. If your using sugar 1/2 teaspoon for 500 and 1 for 750.
Make sure you use some sort of bottling wand or hose to prevent any aeration which could cause some oxidation especially with thoughs very hoppy beers. Cheers
Make sure you use some sort of bottling wand or hose to prevent any aeration which could cause some oxidation especially with thoughs very hoppy beers. Cheers
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4 years 7 months ago #4167
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I just bottled my test bottles with the usual 2 carb drops 750ml. Its true that hoppy beers suffer a little from a secondary ferment but if you're bottling you don't have too much choice! There is a thing called hop creep where they say that very hoppy beers can continue to ferment further than expected in the bottle, but its very hard to tell if it will happen and how much. I guess the best approach is to just keep drinking them and if you notice them starting to over carb fridge them all. Cheers!
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