Roast barley tea, iced. Taking a little break from alcohol, I’m afraid:

Pretty light SRM for an amber, but it looks good (esp after swepping a silo clean for loading)Amber Ale, kegged yesterday. Almost carbed.
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For a wheat that's pretty clearTasty HB Wheat Ale.
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Time and gravity will do that. It’s been in the keg for about a month.For a wheat that's pretty clear![]()
I think you may be running into what happens with egg nog. I'm sure if u Google egg nog curdle/clotting you'll find the scientific process going on. What you want to do is add your booze into the cream. Not your cream into the booze. It also happens when the abv is too high(Cream de) Lemoncello from earlier today.
There is some coagulation with the heavy whipping cream but it's not bothering me. Probably need to have the sugar content between 1/2 and 3/4 cups though. 1/2 is a bit too little. I think 1cup of the Everclear lemon mixture per750ml is too much also. I'll also use or make alkaline water for the next batch in attempt to smooth out the mouthfeel.
Have a plan for the next batch but I still have 4 of these left....
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Mmm New Glarus beers!
Thank you sir for a starting point to research!I think you may be running into what happens with egg nog. I'm sure if u Google egg nog curdle you'll find the scientific process going on. What you want to do is add your booze into the cream. Not your cream into the booze. It also happens when the abv is too high
It's probably more visible in lemoncello but it took a while for it to settle the clotting in egg nog. There is an equation where it occurs. My best recipes that ive found, I usually up the booze by 50% and that's when I sometimes encountered clotting. It's more of a visible thing. It didn't effect the taste and a simple mixing smoothed it out. I have quarts of clumpy