Kegged mine today. Got the gravity down to 1.002. Tasted the sample and it did not taste bitter! Looks like I aged it long enough! It was actually tasty even though it was flat. Let's see what some co2 does to it.
I added the enzyme to the primary as the fermentation was slowing down, should I leave it in the primary to clean up or keg it and let it clear up (the bitterness ) in the keg?
Still trying to get through all of the posts, so I apologize if this has been asked and answered already. Can I add the ae to the primary once the fermentation starts slowing down vs using a secondary?
I apologize for not reading all of the pages of posts before asking this, but the original recipe calls for roasted barley at 300 srm which is 222 L. Was it supposed to be lovibond and not srm?
So I want to brew this Sunday but I have a question about the crystal malt. I have domestic 60L or Fawcett Dark Crystal I which is 83-90L. Any suggestions?
Picked this recipe as my first stout brew. Changed things up a bit though by adding .5 lbs of flaked barley and using dry s-04. Also, my roasted barley is 500L so I had to change that a bit as well. Pre-boil gravity was within .001. Not to shabby so far, wish me luck.
So I have the marris otter but I only have Fawcett crystal 45l , dark crystal I 85L, and dark crystal II 120L as well as amber at 35L. Any suggestions on the crystal breakdowns?
Thanks everyone, except for you bellybuster! My wife would say that all I think about is beer. She is right. I do drink more than 4 or 5 a week and like to have variety.