HawgDaddy Well-Known Member Joined Oct 7, 2012 Messages 71 Reaction score 16 Oct 20, 2013 #1 Used bottle, now keg with the same.... Am I expecting too much for clear beer? Keg beer is cloudy. I use Whirlfloc, Irish Moss and have used both. Wort is cooled rapidly to 70 deg. Advise please....
Used bottle, now keg with the same.... Am I expecting too much for clear beer? Keg beer is cloudy. I use Whirlfloc, Irish Moss and have used both. Wort is cooled rapidly to 70 deg. Advise please....
OP OP HawgDaddy Well-Known Member Joined Oct 7, 2012 Messages 71 Reaction score 16 Oct 20, 2013 #2 This is 6-8-10 weeks etc. after kegging....it just don't clear up....always a little hazy.....in the bottle, it'll clear....but after refrigerated....hazy....and out of a chilled keg too...
This is 6-8-10 weeks etc. after kegging....it just don't clear up....always a little hazy.....in the bottle, it'll clear....but after refrigerated....hazy....and out of a chilled keg too...
day_trippr Foxtrot Delta Tango HBT Supporter Joined May 31, 2011 Messages 50,094 Reaction score 47,918 Location Stow, MA Oct 20, 2013 #3 What is your typical mash temperature, and do you ever test for complete conversion? And is there wheat involved in these beers? Cheers!
What is your typical mash temperature, and do you ever test for complete conversion? And is there wheat involved in these beers? Cheers!
OP OP HawgDaddy Well-Known Member Joined Oct 7, 2012 Messages 71 Reaction score 16 Oct 20, 2013 #4 I mashed this at 150-155 for ~30 min. Only conversion test I did is the iodine test. No wheat involved.
I mashed this at 150-155 for ~30 min. Only conversion test I did is the iodine test. No wheat involved.