Geirfuglinn
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Thanks Dago It is a shame though, would have liked it for this Christmas...
Thanks Dago It is a shame though, would have liked it for this Christmas...
Bottled this today! Gonna be hard to wait till December to drink it.
Bottled this today! Gonna be hard to wait till December to drink it.
It's worth it. The spices really do well with age. Have one left from 2012 I plan to open over the holidays. Cheers!
What was the op yeast used?
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From what i know US-05 is a clean yeast, maybe the vanilla or ginger is what you feel. Infection gives a nasty tart feeling. Second thing, this beer has some IBU, so isn`t easy to infect it. Show a picture with the krausen if you can.
I have 2 carboys of this that have been fermenting for 2 weeks now. Recipe calls for 3 week fermentation. I have only one fridge for temp control which these fermenters have been in since brewing.
Question; I want to brew tomorrow. Will it affect the taste of the beer if I move these 2 out of temp control for the final week? Temp controls has been at 65f and outside it ranges from 68f to 71f.
*OG at 1.078 and I used sa05.
Thanks for any insight...
shouldn't be an issue as primary fermentation is already complete. Brew on
shouldn't be an issue as primary fermentation is already complete. Brew on
I would think if you want to get closest to the original recipe you would put centennial in at 30 to get the flavor instead of mostly just the aroma of it at 5. But I too want to change the hop additions in order to use the hops I already have. I have Willamette, cascade, northern brewer, and nugget. I have a lot of each so any arrangement of bittering, flavoring, and aroma will work. Any suggestions?
I wonder how adding spruce tips to this effect it?
There's only one way to find out... ;D
Last years version which was the OPs recipe
Will be brewing again...
I think I'm going to try and get some more body in it.
Has anyone used a different yeast strain? Thinking either an English style or a Belgian style?
Thoughs
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