skeyeflery
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So last time I ended up with a "sour apple" gruit when we were shooting for a yarrow flavor. This time the process went very smoothly, as I built the proper equipment and followed correct procedure while maintaining super sanitation.
I have the gruit fermenting in a plastic bucket with a spigot. My question is: How much of the fermented wort should I allow to flow from the bottom of the bucket (in order to clear the sediment) before I start putting the fermented wort into the bottles and/or fermenting bucket for the second stage fermentation?
Thanks Fellow Beer/Gruit Dudes (A Gender Neutral Term)!
So last time I ended up with a "sour apple" gruit when we were shooting for a yarrow flavor. This time the process went very smoothly, as I built the proper equipment and followed correct procedure while maintaining super sanitation.
I have the gruit fermenting in a plastic bucket with a spigot. My question is: How much of the fermented wort should I allow to flow from the bottom of the bucket (in order to clear the sediment) before I start putting the fermented wort into the bottles and/or fermenting bucket for the second stage fermentation?
Thanks Fellow Beer/Gruit Dudes (A Gender Neutral Term)!