D denverd1 Well-Known Member Joined Dec 1, 2007 Messages 72 Reaction score 1 Location tyler,tx Sep 12, 2008 #1 One more belgian wit question: should I use any Irish moss? I'm thinking no, since I want a cloudy beer like BeerPressure posted up a week or so ago... thoughts? Cheers
One more belgian wit question: should I use any Irish moss? I'm thinking no, since I want a cloudy beer like BeerPressure posted up a week or so ago... thoughts? Cheers
Choguy03 Well-Known Member Joined Apr 10, 2008 Messages 449 Reaction score 2 Location Schaumburg Sep 12, 2008 #2 No, the yeast not flocculating is part of the wit style.
OP OP D denverd1 Well-Known Member Joined Dec 1, 2007 Messages 72 Reaction score 1 Location tyler,tx Sep 12, 2008 #3 This beer has a killer aroma! still five minutes till extract addition. Thanks for reply Choguy.
OP OP D denverd1 Well-Known Member Joined Dec 1, 2007 Messages 72 Reaction score 1 Location tyler,tx Sep 12, 2008 #4 'Strain' as in skim the orange peel/coriander off the top? or strain every ounce of wort?
BeerPressure Well-Known Member Joined May 19, 2008 Messages 836 Reaction score 8 Location Dunkirk, NY Sep 15, 2008 #5 yes strain out the orange peel and coriander before it goes into primary. I also had it in secondary for a week, If i make it again i wont do that because i would like it cloudier than what mine was.
yes strain out the orange peel and coriander before it goes into primary. I also had it in secondary for a week, If i make it again i wont do that because i would like it cloudier than what mine was.
OP OP D denverd1 Well-Known Member Joined Dec 1, 2007 Messages 72 Reaction score 1 Location tyler,tx Sep 19, 2008 #6 So you would leave it in the primary until it reaches Fg, then bottle it? .edit. BP, didn't see the date on the thread...
So you would leave it in the primary until it reaches Fg, then bottle it? .edit. BP, didn't see the date on the thread...