Getting ready to brew a batch monday . I will be using 8 lb. of 2row and 2 lb. of white wheat malt. I have read that u need to use rice hulls when mashing wheat. With 8 lb of 2 row i think i will be ok but not sure, what do you folks think. Thanks in advance.:mug:
Hell its just a batch of the best beer i have ever brewed, maybe the best in the world ! I'll toss it , no need in gettin a glass shard hung in my gullet
brewing a batch today ( right now) and broke my thermometer in my wort , got all them little black balls in my dam beer ... I strained it as best as i could do but not sure if its safe .. Its the floating kind that i bought with my starter kit a couple of years ago.
what do i do?
My wife caught me sniffing the airlock one morning.. I felt like a pervert when she got through laughing at me..lol but i still do it when she ain't around
Due to my work, i am home for a month and away for a month so about half my brews stay in the bucket 4 to 5 weeks and they are always my best, clear crisp clean YUM YUM
Thanks PoppinCaps for your input. I have done 6 batches this way and they have turned out pretty darn good i think.I have a 8 gal. kettle ordered so i can use my old 5.5 gal pot to mash in now..That could improve my efficiency somewhat..Always trying to improve my brews, thats the fun part of...
I never check anything so i thought i would at least take a gravity reading on a batch i brewed Saturday. After that i got to wondering how i have been doing with efficiency and thats where i need help. here is my grain bill..7 lb 2 row, 1 lb German munich, .5 lb caramal 40, .5 lb carapils..brew...