I have a cider thats a month old in a glass carboy right now, and i was wondering if i could transfer it to a keg and let it age in the keg since its getting warm outside im trying to keep it cool and the carboy wont fit in the fridge.
I dont think your supposed to boil the apple juice. but i was wondering if anyone does. And i made a cider yesterday with a pound of carmel malt and a half pound of chocolate i let the grains steep for 30 min at 150 in a few quarts of water and i just added the appel juice into the pot and...
So i brewed a batch as follows 1 pound caramel 10L, 1/2 pound chocolate malt 325-375lL, 4 1/2 gallons apple juice, 3 cans concentrate And used a vial of heffenweisen Yeast. I was wondering if anybody has made anything like this before and could tell me what to expect And what tempature to...
Sorry i wasn't clear but yeah i was wondering what kind of coder or meads those yeast would make i would perfer something sweeter then dry but what ever i could make will do.
So i Bought a huge order from midwest and i picked up, among several other things two extra packets of White Labs Hefeweizen Ale Yeast WL300 & WL715 White Labs Champagne Yeast WLP715, And after reading a reciepe for Apple Bee, Caramel 10L Briess and Chocolate Malt 325-375L Briess malting...
My hydrometer is broke and i was wondering since i cant take specific gravity readings how long after the krausen has has subsided should i wait to rack to a secondary. and its a weisen bier by the way.
Yeah i was thinking that. I brewed this one from a kit expecting 4%-5% and wanted to ensure i got above 5% i like my beer with alittle kick i know its not the smartest wayto go about it but what the heck. And i still plan on putting another pound in the secondary for the flavor.
So i have a Weisenbier going and i was planning on putting half a bottle of blueberry extract in before bottling but the more i read about fruit flavored i decided frozen fruits the way to go. So i boiled around 2 pounds of frozen blueberries and raspberry; not looking for too much flavor, and...
Yeah i do have a glass Carboy i brewed last friday itll be a week in two days so i think ill transfer it to my carboy and let it sit for the weekend and bottel on monday. And the reason i ask about giving it a stir is because im afraid of gettin undercarbed beer and i know the yeast settles on...
I have a Weisenbier going right now, i had in a room the didn't get above 65 it was in there for 3 days no signs of fermentation same SG as from the begining moved it to a warmer room around 70 bubbeling away the next morning.
I know i was supposed to strain out the turb from my weisenbier but id say i have about half of it in the bottom of my primary fermentor i plan on haveing it in there for 10 days total then straight to the bottel since i hear wheat beers are best young. I was also wondering about botteling...