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In other news I made beer on Sunday! Zombie Dust IPA

Well Its been under dryhop since monday, and will be bottled sunday morning, with my friend, who's taking half..... although I'm beginning to regret this.
I opened the fridge to a smell of nothing but Citra, its HHUUUUUGGEEEE!!! It literally smells like a barrel of Passionfruit juice!
1.064 - 1.015 almost exactly where it should be, and there's still Citra available, which mean I could probably brew it again, if i can find the hops.

Sunday will be another brew day (got some catching up to do from my time off).
Dubbed the Sons of Liberty American Porter.
A Robust Porter, Generously hopped with 100% Amarillo Hops.
 
Well I transferred and dry hopped my super beer today, it's crept up a tiny bit since last measured, it's now 20.7%. Had a little taste as well and whilst the maltiness is still the same the citrus has died down a little and there's a mint flavour coming through
 
I also bottled half of my chocolate porter and put the other half onto 100 grams of karajoz coffee beans
 
Any one know where i can get this stuff from? convertase AG-300. Used to break down the complex sugar chains in beer wort. Commonly found with wine making though.
 
Just bottled the tripel. Finished at 1.008. Absolutely stoked with how it tastes now :rockin: Can't wait to try it carbed!

Cheers
J
 
I was a little disappointed as I had to go with Wyeast Belgian Saison, but I wanted the French Saison as I understand it's easier to work with, the belgian like 30 degrees which might be hard at this time of year. But it was free since its a bit older, I'll just create a starter for it.
 
I was a little disappointed as I had to go with Wyeast Belgian Saison, but I wanted the French Saison as I understand it's easier to work with, the belgian like 30 degrees which might be hard at this time of year. But it was free since its a bit older, I'll just create a starter for it.

French Saison ios a bit of a pain to work with as well. Although it'll eat through everything!that Brown Saison I gave you awhile back had 3711 in it, and I mashed at 68ish and it went down to 1.008.
The belgian will probably end a bit higher than that.

Any chance of a bottle of this when it's done? lol.
 
French Saison ios a bit of a pain to work with as well. Although it'll eat through everything!that Brown Saison I gave you awhile back had 3711 in it, and I mashed at 68ish and it went down to 1.008.
The belgian will probably end a bit higher than that.

Any chance of a bottle of this when it's done? lol.

Absolutely, even if it's terrible :p
 
and so it begins again...


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Did most of the boil today, boiled 55L down to 25L, will do the remainder tomorrow. (been sick with bronchitis so don't want to push it too much)
 
1.186 after adjusting for the temp. Got 19Litres and it's the best efficiency I've ever gotten of 73.5%. Yeast started bubbling within hours of going in :)

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