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  1. M

    I'm Paul in South East Asia

    Following on from your suggestion, I've used Kveik Lutra Omega on a couple of brews and been amazed at how voraciously it chews through the fermentables. A pilsener, an IPA and now a strong ale on the way. No funny tastes at all It does what it says it can do
  2. M

    I'm Paul in South East Asia

    I shall investigate
  3. M

    I'm Paul in South East Asia

    I have done a few beers with no hops. A 2kg DME, 20L, with 1.5 kg sliced ginger worked real well And I intend to try a lemon grass brew
  4. M

    I'm Paul in South East Asia

    That's a very helpful list What kind of beers do you brew?
  5. M

    I'm Paul in South East Asia

    I'd be struggling a bit for space - I have a big fridge and a keezer already. I'll keep an eye open for a bargain!
  6. M

    I'm Paul in South East Asia

    That's cool. I'm in Hua Hin. Waiting anxiously for the new brewing legislation to pass I shall then look into what is involved in a brew pub!
  7. M

    I'm Paul in South East Asia

    Thanks for that. I'll try this yeast too It's about 34C in the brewery today
  8. M

    I'm Paul in South East Asia

    Haha! I've not had a hangover in a while! I'll shop around for those yeasts - I'm going to brew an ESB soon - probably a partial mash
  9. M

    I'm Paul in South East Asia

    Well.... I tend to use Safale-05 as it doesn't seem to leave any odd tastes with the rather warm fermentation I rack the beer pretty much as soon as activity has stopped (3-5 days) and add some gelatin to try to get a reasonably clear beer (3-5 days) quickly Then keg it up and into a...
  10. M

    I'm Paul in South East Asia

    I'm in Thailand
  11. M

    I'm Paul in South East Asia

    I've been brewing for just over 40 years on and off and there's a lot of relearning here in the tropics that is slightly limited by the ingredients available and being aware of the ambient temperature which is around 30C I'm working on a couple of projects - a bitter style that can be served...
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