Yes master
I do practice those arts, as instructed by yourself on the brew forum but forgot to mention them.
When your brew has finished fermenting Tom, rack it into a plastic jerry can and bung it in the fridge for a fortnight before bottling. The cold will cause most of the yeast to drop to the bottom, largely reducing any yeasty tastes.
I have found that using 500g of weet-bix (which is nearly all flaked wheat) in the mash definately aids head retention.
Nice weekwnd away and a spur of the moment stout
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It's such a fine line between stupid and clever. Random guest posting.
It's such a fine line between stupid and clever. Random guest posting.
Re: Nice weekwnd away and a spur of the moment stout
And Lefty is now about to raid the muesli aisle at the local duopoly not-so-super mart
Golly, I hope he does do a 32C betaglucanase rest after he has plundered that aisle
Golly, I hope he does do a 32C betaglucanase rest after he has plundered that aisle
Re: Nice weekwnd away and a spur of the moment stout
Hmm. A pale ale with museli - or oats?
I remember my first betaglucanase rest with an oat mash - I didn't realise that the mash needed to include malt. Ever tried to strain porridge through a kitchen sieve?
I remember my first betaglucanase rest with an oat mash - I didn't realise that the mash needed to include malt. Ever tried to strain porridge through a kitchen sieve?
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Re: Nice weekwnd away and a spur of the moment stout
I just don't have the right environment for home brewing so I will have to stick stealing to others, ninja style.
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Re: Nice weekwnd away and a spur of the moment stout
Right! I'm definately posting a gaurd on my stout
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