Also my amateur hour homebrewing makes the bottom half of the beer taste different from the top half (dead yeast, mostly). The pros strain their beer to prevent this. The taste isn't bad? Just different
Also my amateur hour homebrewing makes the bottom half of the beer taste different from the top half (dead yeast, mostly). The pros strain their beer to prevent this. The taste isn't bad? Just different
Add about 1/3 cup of water and 1 tbsp of vinegar; blend until mixed thoroughly.
Bottle it up (I use 8 oz. swingtop bottles) and let it cool.
Enjoy!
Add about 1/3 cup of water and 1 tbsp of vinegar; blend until mixed thoroughly.
Bottle it up (I use 8 oz. swingtop bottles) and let it cool.
Enjoy!
Finished at 1.002 but was nowhere near as dry as I feared, very tasty for around 18% and (probably helps it's been conditioning for 8 months 😅)
Finished at 1.002 but was nowhere near as dry as I feared, very tasty for around 18% and (probably helps it's been conditioning for 8 months 😅)
1.5L superlime (in 375ml portions)
1.25L superlemon (in 375ml portions)
400ml cinnamon syrup (50 brix)
250ml 2:1 simple
250ml 2:1 demerara
100ml 1:4 saline
1.5L superlime (in 375ml portions)
1.25L superlemon (in 375ml portions)
400ml cinnamon syrup (50 brix)
250ml 2:1 simple
250ml 2:1 demerara
100ml 1:4 saline
Well, that explains the weirdly protein-lacey, loose foam on that beer. That's a biofilm forming. Or just rubbish beer.
Well, that explains the weirdly protein-lacey, loose foam on that beer. That's a biofilm forming. Or just rubbish beer.