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  1. Mr_Fez

    Poor Attenuation

    Thanks for this Mark, I’m using a glass total immersion, but now have a better understanding in what that means. I never gave it a second thought to the differences in thermometers. I don’t use the electric ones, Learning something every day. So back to original problem, would you agree it...
  2. Mr_Fez

    Poor Attenuation

    Thanks for this Mark, I’m using a glass total immersion, but now have a better understanding in what that means. I never gave it a second thought to the differences in thermometers. I don’t use the electric ones, Learning something every day. So back to original problem, would you agree it...
  3. Mr_Fez

    Poor Attenuation

    Thanks, Im fairly sue this is my issue, so it’s great to hear what you did and the results. Cheers!
  4. Mr_Fez

    Poor Attenuation

    I am fairly sure, I have made the keggle with an in built thermometer, but with testing I don’t reply on it so much so I use s separate glass thermometer that I suspend into the keggle. I watch the temp throughout the mash, and wrap the keggle in a blanket. On a cold day I may reignite the...
  5. Mr_Fez

    Poor Attenuation

    Hi I’m not sure if this is posting in the right place or not, so forgive me if it’s wrong. I have twice brewed a nut brown ale that has twice started at 1.055 but had only achieved 1.030 even after four weeks. Here is the recipe (BIAB keggle) Pale malt 2 roe 4.1kg 74.9% Caramel crystal malt...
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