gregorybriscoe
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Got it thanks. About to bottle! How am I looking far as the color?
My version...Tasty!
I seemed to have a ton of hop sediment in the bottles I bottled on 4/16. Hopefully that will compact down over the next few weeks. Any insight?
No complaints that it's was too bitter for an APA? I plan on entering mine in a competition, but was going to enter it as an IPA. I haven't even tasted mine yet, but the real thing definitely taste like an IPA to me. This one is calculated as 65 IBU, the real thing is calculated as 50 IBU and I bumped up my FWH addition to make mine 82 IBUs. APAs are only supposed to go up to 45 IBU.
No complaints that it's was too bitter for an APA? I plan on entering mine in a competition, but was going to enter it as an IPA. I haven't even tasted mine yet, but the real thing definitely taste like an IPA to me. This one is calculated as 65 IBU, the real thing is calculated as 50 IBU and I bumped up my FWH addition to make mine 82 IBUs. APAs are only supposed to go up to 45 IBU.
Planning to do an all extract brew of this next week and will be kegging. Any tips? I read through some of the 110 pages but sure I missed something. I live right by 3f so will be able to do several side by sides
I'd recommend doing the partial mash version instead. I posted on this earlier in this thread (or maybe in the other thread discussing this same recipe), it's really no harder than using steeping grains if you've done that before, and if you haven't that's really not hard either, and both should give you a better-tasting beer than using only extract.
Other than that, enjoy your brew day! This is a straightforward beer to brew and is easily one of the top three beers I've made in my two years of brewing.
First pull off the fresh keg tonight and v3.0 is WOW. Better than the first two. Needs a bit more carb but it's right there. Definitely bringing this to DLD saturday to share and maybe even do a side by side comparison again. Did a side by side with batch one and it was pretty damn close but that was bottles so not as fresh as this attempt.
Going to try brewing this next weekend and have a newbie question about the hop schedule. When doing an extract when do you do the fwh? Before or same time as the 60 mintue hop?
The FWH are added in during sparge and left in for the whole boil. The 1oz at 60 minutes is if you cannot do a full boil.
but i'm doing an extract so no sparge.
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