Friend sent this to me:
First time ever fermenting with dry. It was an emergency.
After Krausen fell their SG was still too high so they added another pack of dry yeast (Lalbrew English Ale)
is this an infection starting or dry yeast rafts?
I think it could go either way.
this is day 3 of...
BiaB has nothing to do with it man.
And I was just at a local brewery today. No flirtation. City water. No chemicals.
Blonde
Prohibition porter
3 different IPAs
Hefe
Stout
Dunkel
3 different wheats
Czech pils
Blackberry sour
2 different lagers
The IPAs need work but everything is on point and...
I think you’ll find that your pH is likely inconsequential regardless of what everyone says.
I’ve been to countless breweries that do nothing to the adjust pH and still make outstanding beer.
Sorry I missed out everyone! I was deployed working with wildfires in CA and I’ve been less than able to be active and checking in.
hope to be in next round!!!
I’ll jump in but I’ll have to use some current brews. Fire season is upon us and I’m traveling back and forth to Cali too often to brew right now. I have at least 6 brews currently available
But why is your racking cane and a filter in your batch during fermentation.
Going out on a limb, if you’ve use that filter before, you are going to infect every batch with it, because this one is DEF infected
glad you enjoyed. At 2 years of aging, it could really stand for a harder pour to get the head developed so give that a try for your next one.
this has become my go-to nightcap, especially in the winter
Warning on that quad. Be careful. At 14.2% it’s a boozey doozey, but I think you’ll appreciate how exceptionally true to style it is.
Fig, cherry and plum upfront, a hint of banana aroma upfront and finishes like Naugahyde. It’s not everyone’s cup of tea, but allowing it to warm in a snifter on...
My 2nd year Petoskey is 24 feet and still going with about 3-4 dozen sidearms that are 3-5 ft long.
had rogue rhizome runners shoot up 10-12 ft from the crown