fat.sam
Active Member
Here is what I brewed yesterday. It had a fairly light color to it...lighter than I would like. This was the first time I used Irish Moss and it seemed to really make a difference with clearity. I usually strain my wort when going to primary and I think this also helps with clearity. I did sample a bit and it tasted like weak beer so I figure thats a good sign. I took a OG measurement but I don't think my mixture (wort and water filler) was mixed thoroughly and the reading was way way low. Also is there much of an advantage with boiling a full five gallon wort? The most I can boil is about 2 1/2 gallons due to the kitchen stove heating capacity. I'm hoping the wife will let me go propane out in the garage.
All in all it was a good brew day. This was also my first time using iodophore so hopefully I can get rid of the medicinal taste (bleach). Any advice is greatly appreciated.
½ lb Biscuit Malt 23L
1/4lb Munich Malt Dark 9L
160° F 30
3.3 lb LME
3 lb DME
Hops:
½ oz Columbus for 60
¼ oz Cascade for 20
¼ oz Cascade for 5
Irish Moss for 15
Yeast: 1056 American
All in all it was a good brew day. This was also my first time using iodophore so hopefully I can get rid of the medicinal taste (bleach). Any advice is greatly appreciated.
½ lb Biscuit Malt 23L
1/4lb Munich Malt Dark 9L
160° F 30
3.3 lb LME
3 lb DME
Hops:
½ oz Columbus for 60
¼ oz Cascade for 20
¼ oz Cascade for 5
Irish Moss for 15
Yeast: 1056 American