Beer head. :ban:
I don't know if this is a problem with my beer or if it's a good thing (because I see a lot of threads with people worrying about head retention).
I seem to have the opposite problem. I've only brewed a few beers, but the ones I've brewed seem to have a really nice head...
So the original hop schedule for this is...
0.5oz Summit for 60min.
1.0oz Willamette for 10min.
1.0oz Cascade for 10min.
I really want to use the Falconer's Flight I just bought, so I'm thinking of the following hop schedule...
0.5oz Summit for 60min.
1.0oz Falconer's for 30min.
0.5oz...
So I just bought Northern Brewer's Wheaten Beatdown extract kit and had planned to tweak it a bit with a different hop blend.
For those of you who are unfamiliar with it, WB is a hopped up wheat beer that includes the following hop schedule...
0.5oz Summit for 60min.
1.0oz Willamette...
So I got a Raspberry Wheat kit from Austin Homebrew but decided to go with frozen raspberries instead of the extract. I had the beer in the primary for 3 weeks, then racked it on to some pasteurized raspberries. The beer has now been in the secondary for going on a week and a half. The...
Yeah, I'm thinking about starting a little blog, just to keep track of my brew notes and my tasting notes. Thanks so much guys, you have been beyond helpful yet again.
Hmm, I poured slowly but I did pour the whole thing. I didn't think it was a problem because I didn't see anything that looked like sediment but you are probably absolutely right, I poured the yeast into the glass. I'll be more careful next time I pour it (in 2 weeks :ban:)
Awesome, I'm definitely excited. My worry now is about the carbonation level. When I cracked it last night it had the perfect carb. except it didn't last quite long enough in the mouth. I don't really want it to carb. too much more. I realize now that, even though I used the right amount of...
Hmm, yeast bite sounds like a real possibility. That's too bad, hopefully a bit more time in the bottles will mellow that out. I mean, the beer was drinkable but not necessarily entirely enjoyable. Now I'm a little worried that me beer might overcarbonate.
So I popped open my first bottle from the very first batch I've ever done. I started brewing it on January 16th. It spent four weeks in the primary (2 normal, 2 dry hopped) and has been in the bottles for 1.5 weeks.
I got that nice pop and fizz when I cracked it, and the haze rose from the...