Im going for it all. Yeah I lost a lot from just the junk at the bottom. It takes about 16 ounces on brew and 16 ounces dry hop so there is lots of sediment. Next time I will brew it with a few extra gallons. I will post how it turns out.
So I made 10 gallons of a Pliny Clone Imperial IPA. It just went to the secondary and I got about 8 gallons (lots of trub). Should I adjust the amount of dry hops (*.8)??
Thanks in advance!
-B
I made an awesome Belgium tripel and want to barrel age it. I have new american white oak barrel. I have some questions:
I assume no carbonation or refrigeration?
Once I drink it how do I condition the keg for the next batch?
I am going to fill it with water for a few days before I keg to...
Im going to run this again. It was soooo good. Same mash temp profile except 15 mins at 160. Next time I am going to try some melanoidin malt. Will let you all know who it turns out.
I want to make 10 gallons of a dubbel and realized I have no DME to make a starter. I only have a single vial. What can I do? I was thinking of brewing tomorrow. Air locking the batch and making a starter from some wort and pitching the next day after?
I was way over.. I boiled it for about 3 hours and got my #s.... I used a 5.2 ph buffer. maybe that would help. It tasted good going into the fermenter.
4lbs of hops! That is a TON of IPAs....
I bought this crazy fermenter and luckily was able to cancel when I finally realized (after a few days) that I did it!
And AG is the best. Along with this site and you will be set.
So I flaked and doubled my starting water in my mash. I already have it in there and plan on to just boil off what I need to. Is this an issue? Would it change the flavor by brewing so long? I will calculate the time and add the hops at the right spots towards the end. Will I get maltodextrins...