Hi Guys,
Just wanted your opinion. I was making the Cog Work IPA from Coopers
1 × Thomas Coopers Bootmaker Pale Ale (1.7kg)
1 × Thomas Coopers Amber Malt Extract (1.5kg)
1 × Light Dry Malt (500g)
2 × Light Crystal Malt (100g)
1 × Centennial Hops (25g)
1 × Citra Hops (25g)
1 × Simcoe Hops...
Seems to be going well so far, dumped the dextrose 5days in, 2 weeks now and did a FG test and it's sitting 1.024. will give it 1 more week and drop in the bourbon, tastes good even now, just a little bitter, but expect 6 months in the bottles will mellow that
Yeah I looked at your setup, and tried to understand how it worked :)
Sounds like I'm going to be better off siphoning to bucketed onto the CBC-1 and the dextrose then immediately bottle it. Ill just toss the staves in the fermenter this time
Thanks mate!
Glad you mentioned that about transferring to a bottling bucket, as I thought it was on top in the fermenter. Guess I better go by a siphon pump and bucket now!
I'm wondering now if its a better idea to buy a carboy, transfer the beer to that and pop in the staves and bottle it...
Hey All,
Well,. had my brew day yesterday to try this one and even with "improvising" with the equipment I have.
Had a bit of difficulty keeping around 71degrees on the induction top, especially with a electric thermometer stuck on Fahrenheit for some reason, and had to sit it overnight to...
Thanks Cloud Surfer, ill let you know!
Just on the CBC-1 though, I only have access to the basic coopers fermeter tub at the moment, but I'm giving it a go, I'm a little confused, do I add the CBC-1 to the bottle when I bottle, or just before?
Hi,
I'm going to be giving this recipe a go fairly soon, just waiting on the yeast to arrive. I plan on bottling it though into a bunch of spare 335ml to 375ml leftovers. The original coopers basic recipe for the RIS says use 1 carbo drop per bottle, would that work with this recipe?
Also...