So, I bottled the Belgian Ale seven days ago. I know you should wait at least two weeks before opening but I decided that is was important to check on the progress. It could have an infection. Right? Luckily, its fine! It open with a loud roar letting out a nice smoke of hops aroma. It poured...
This is incredible! Is it possible for the beer to be still fermenting?
Pitched yeast on April 30th.
Racked and Dry hopped on May 7th.
I moved the carboy last night and it went down from 72F to 68F.
I was thinking of adding some hops when I rack next week. What hops would you recommend? Plus, do I just throw the hops in without stirring or boiling? Sorry for the newbie questions.
I've recorded most of the brewing process. Feel free to view and comment. I brewed straight from my backyard...
I've just added the link to my lastest brew. Everything came out pretty well! I also have a review of the Irish Stout in the video. Please feel free to comment. Im planning on my next brew DFH 60 min and need any tips/advice.
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Part 1:
http://youtu.be/GR9TTnadv8s?hd=1
Part 2...
Enjoying my 1st coopers Irish stout on my 36th birthday! This beer taste amazing! I will give a full review on my YouTube but the beer past my expectations by far! Clean and amazing after taste! Head retention is sick!
Btw, I'm starting a mini mash tomorrow. It's a true brew Belgian ale. Look...
I actually bottled it today. Left the beer in the FV for 21 days!! What would the ideal temp to store these bottles be? I currently have the room at 74 degrees.
Pitched at 68F degrees
SG: 1.060
FG: 1.016