the more i taste it the more i realize its not as bad as i thought. there is a whisper of heat from the alcohol which tastes and feels high in content. with carbonation i m betting this beer will be pretty drinkable but again still strong. in a month this beer will be best. thanks for any input...
what would happen if i added more yeast at this point? its been almost five weeks since original pitch. i dont want a yeasty brew either. i dont have a test tube to take hydro readings right now. so a thief and refract is all i have. what would you all do in this case? again its not TOO sweet...
So i made a monster IIPA last month. BRY-97 (1pkg) The original brix read 22. Four and a half weeks later my brix reading is 8. WITH THE ADJUSTMENT for alcohol, it comes out to around 12%. upon tasting it comes off a bit too sweet. Is it normal for such large beers to taste that sweet early? the...
I have 1oz lite toasted oak chips that i boiled for 10 mins then let sit in some Jeffersons 10 year rye bourbon for a total of 8 days so far. How long should they soak in bourbon? And how long in the fermenter? I know i should taste it to see where i like it but i dont want to check everyday...
Its gonna blow! Im leaving on vaca in 36 hours. Will it be ok with the blow off till then? Should i worry about suck back? The bubbles in the cup are from star-san.
thanks againyou have been a great help. check this out for some interesting chinook/willamette combos https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/willamette-chinook-blend-131694/
Looking for a light low ibu easy drinker. With honey and rye. I just figured the bourbon oak was a natural fit. I have never had oak in a beer i made. What seems to be the most confusing part?