I’m not generally arsed with low ABV beers, there’s so many
shite sub 5% beers around, and I’ve had very little luck the 6 times I’ve tried
to go below 5%. So I generally set the lower limit at 5%. All that’s changed with all these lower ABV
beers that have the body and taste of a higher ABV beer. A little hoppy gnome zombie if you will.
Showing posts with label strike temperature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label strike temperature. Show all posts
Friday, 27 June 2014
Monday, 4 November 2013
Gyle 29 - UK grown Columbus US IPA
I was given some UK grown Columbus hops by @_aka_hige that were grown by by some of his friends, and so I thought I would make a nice US IPA body to try and showcase them.
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Friday, 12 July 2013
Double Brew Day - Double lesson learned day. On strike temperatures for mashing
This was meant to be a blog post on the double brewday that
I did yesterday. I finally got round to re-brewing the Nelson Sauvin stout that
I brewed in January for AG0010, and then whilst I was brewing that, I tasted a
bottle of AG0020, the First Love, Fruit Salad IPA. It was bitter as all hell as
I’d not scaled the amount of hops with the lower grist bill.
It was meant to be a discussion on all of that, but it’s not
going to be. That may be later, today, this blog post is about a very important
lesson I learned yesterday. Mash Strike Temperatures.
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