W wadelo New Member Joined Dec 19, 2011 Messages 4 Reaction score 0 Jan 24, 2012 #1 I'm about to make my 2nd batch of beer and this kit came with dry ingredients instead of the extract. Is this going to be a lot more difficult than the first batch I made? Any tips to make this go smoother lol
I'm about to make my 2nd batch of beer and this kit came with dry ingredients instead of the extract. Is this going to be a lot more difficult than the first batch I made? Any tips to make this go smoother lol
unionrdr Homebrewer, author & air gun collector HBT Supporter Joined Feb 19, 2011 Messages 39,136 Reaction score 3,817 Location Sheffield Jan 24, 2012 #2 Do you mean DME instead of LME?
M MotorcycleMatt Well-Known Member Joined Jan 5, 2012 Messages 550 Reaction score 60 Location Charleston Jan 24, 2012 #3 Its still extract, whether its dry or liquid. It wont make any difference in difficulty.
atom Well-Known Member Joined Oct 7, 2011 Messages 1,155 Reaction score 322 Location York Jan 24, 2012 #4 DME will cause a boilover much quicker than LME (at least in my experience). Watch your kettle and add slowly.
DME will cause a boilover much quicker than LME (at least in my experience). Watch your kettle and add slowly.
beergolf Well-Known Member Joined Jan 1, 2011 Messages 6,098 Reaction score 1,292 Location collingswood Jan 24, 2012 #5 MotorcycleMatt said: Its still extract, whether its dry or liquid. It wont make any difference in difficulty. Click to expand... I think that DME is a little more of a pian to mix in, but nothing major.
MotorcycleMatt said: Its still extract, whether its dry or liquid. It wont make any difference in difficulty. Click to expand... I think that DME is a little more of a pian to mix in, but nothing major.
unionrdr Homebrewer, author & air gun collector HBT Supporter Joined Feb 19, 2011 Messages 39,136 Reaction score 3,817 Location Sheffield Jan 24, 2012 #6 The only huge hot break I ever got from the dry was from wheat DME. The regular barley DME gets very little.
The only huge hot break I ever got from the dry was from wheat DME. The regular barley DME gets very little.
M MotorcycleMatt Well-Known Member Joined Jan 5, 2012 Messages 550 Reaction score 60 Location Charleston Jan 24, 2012 #7 beergolf said: I think that DME is a little more of a pian to mix in, but nothing major. Click to expand... Id agree with that since the stuff floats on top until you can mix it in. Although you dont have to worry about scorching like a lme
beergolf said: I think that DME is a little more of a pian to mix in, but nothing major. Click to expand... Id agree with that since the stuff floats on top until you can mix it in. Although you dont have to worry about scorching like a lme