brewing sunday, but i really don't want to. but i have to.
Liar liar pants on fire!!!
brewing sunday, but i really don't want to. but i have to.
Brewing a Vienna lager. My wife and daughters (both daughters are legal drinking age) all love Harry Potter so I call this “Dobby’s House Lager” for them.
Potter fans will certainly get my lame attempt at humor!
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Sounds delicious!! Good luck.Russian Imperial Stout. I used Omega Labs OYL016 yeast with an 18 hour starter. The fermentation took off like a rocket. I hit gravity numbers and liquid volume numbers right on target.
Our beer club, NUBS (North Urban Brewing Society out of Lake County, Il) is having this beer as the beer of the quarter competition entry. Hoping for a good showing..........
Love the name! Do you strain it through a sock? I’ll add to your lame humor [emoji16]
That is a cool stand, do you happen to have a pic of that by itself? Might have to borrow that idea.
That sounds niceChilling 5 gallons of fresh squished IPA right now. Super slow transfer from my counterflow chiller. Nugget, mosaic and citra in the boil.
Gonna mash kinda high. Some body would be nice but it's supposed to be dry in my head. Any thoughts?
Huh, TIL. What would be the benefit to mashing this way? Both beta and alpha amylase activity?Hockhurz mash.
Brewed today...
Hefe, Hard Lemonade, Mead, Russian Imperial Stout
Huh, TIL. What would be the benefit to mashing this way? Both beta and alpha amylase activity?
Oh wow ok. Thanks for the info!Attenuation, body, foam, lauterability.
It's typically applied to german lager buts i've adopted it for all beers and it's been a game changer for me. There is a level of tweaking to it though.
Another thing i recommend with it is to take wort gravity samples at the end of each step so you know how much extract you've obtained.
Usually you can get about 85-90% after ~30 minutes of beta, another 10% from alpha, and the last 5% from mashout. Give or take a little. Each grain can be a little different.
I'm sure plenty will disagree with me but I enjoy a light american lager on tap. It's nice once in a while. I'm doing a Mexican style Vienna as soon as my wheat beers outta the fermentor next week. CheersI will brew an American lite lager. Why? Because a bunch of bud drinkers need educational assistance.
They're very refreshing in the Texas heat and tasty when homebrewed.I'm sure plenty will disagree with me but I enjoy a light american lager on tap. It's nice once in a while. I'm doing a Mexican style Vienna as soon as my wheat beers outta the fermentor next week. Cheers
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