If you read whisky island, a great book, it has to do with the still, the way the distillate is condensed, lots of things. So, it would depend on your system and process.
Welcome to the hobby, and the group, from Colorado :mug:
Try to break down your issues one by one, then figure out each. Also, if you can find a Local experienced homebrewer, that can be invaluable.
Incredible process, thank you for the extensive write up. I love champagne, and drink it every chance I get. I have often wondered if it is possible to actually make it at home, now I feel that it is possible. I have always thought that Apple wine has a certain champagne like character, so would...
At first, I did not enjoy this segment because I thought it was mocking their ignorance of beer. However, as their palates have obviously evolved over time, it has become a favorite part of the show. Other than this forum, I don’t typically engage in calling or writing into shows, but I am...
One great thing about small batch is is mashing, splitting the boil, and doing two totally different beers from one mash. One might be a black IPA, when might be a holiday beer.
I don’t know if it’s something you would consider, but I really like doing 2 1/2 gallon batches. It’s not too much beer to consume, it works fine on my standard system, and it is easy to obtain fermenting sizes, etc.
Welcome to the hobby, and the group, from Colorado :mug:
my brewing obsession has always been about learning about making the product, and personal enjoyment. Maybe someday I will have the time to get extremely good at it and enter a competitions.
Welcome to the hobby, and the group, from Colorado :mug:
whatever criticisms people have of Budweiser, it is a very clean beer. So, definitely a compliment.