I find that boiled wort still has buffering that’s similar to mashing wort. So it should be possible to estimate an acid addition using some brewing water programs.
I find that boiled wort still has buffering that’s similar to mashing wort. So it should be possible to estimate an acid addition using some brewing water programs.
Is this something that Bru'n Water can help with? I have heard many accounts of brewers lowering the boil pH of hoppy beers. It is something that I have wanted to play with but I have not dug into.
'Kettle pH Made Easy' is a utility specifically designed and tuned for adjusting your pre-boil Wort with acid whereby to achieve a targeted post boil and cooling Wort pH. It is activated via selecting the "Kettle pH" tab (or sheet, for LibreOffice users) of the 'Mash Made Easy' spreadsheet.