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Did I ruin my pale ale?

Discussion in 'All Grain & Partial Mash Brewing' started by EFSbrew, Mar 27, 2013.

 

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    EFSbrew

    Member

    Posted Mar 27, 2013
    Hey all. I did my first partial mash last night and it went well-sort of. I did everything you normally do for a mini mash with a partial boil. When I got to cooling my wort i did my whirlpool additions and got the wort down to about 140 when I realized I had forgotten to add the rest of the extract! So I stopped cooling, added the extract to a gallon of water, boiled it and added it to my cooling wort. Will this affect it in a negative way? Any advice is welcome, thanks.
     
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    hogwash

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Mar 27, 2013
    I think you'll be okay.
     
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    anico4704

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Mar 27, 2013
    should be completely fine as long as you got it stirred in good
     
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    Hernando

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Mar 27, 2013
    Oh, I think you did exectly what you needed to. You'll be just fine. But, if you have any doubt, start another batch just in case ;) That's what I always tell my SWMBO, "Dang I think I ruined this batch I need to go get another just in case".
     
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    EFSbrew

    Member

    Posted Mar 28, 2013
    Thanks for the reassurance. Haha. Yeah I think ill use that as an excuse to make another batch and buy another keg.
     
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    hogwash

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Mar 28, 2013
    Even if you didn't stir it in it should eventually assimilate itself into the wort and will ferment out just fine.
     
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    Brewrifle

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Mar 28, 2013
    You should be fine. I used to do late extract additions to my batches to keep the color on the lighter side (depending on the style I was going for). You boiled it, which is good so you should be in the clear as far as any contamination. As long as it dissolved in the boil (which it should have) you're good to go.
     
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