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  1. MadCactusBrewer

    Stone & Wood question

    Is there a recommended ratio for those?
  2. MadCactusBrewer

    Stone & Wood question

    Thank you everyone for your help. I just sampled my beer and it turned out great. I used all Galaxy and ended up at 4.6%ABV and about 20 IBU. I'll try sp0rk's official recipe next. Again, thanks, mates!
  3. MadCactusBrewer

    Stone & Wood question

    Thank you. I'm planning to use your recipe and I'll do the standard mash with mash-out. I may try Steve's recipe later and compare.
  4. MadCactusBrewer

    Stone & Wood question

    I got hold of Galaxy hops and getting ready to brew this. Do you still do step mashing as indicated in Brewman's recipe?
  5. MadCactusBrewer

    Stone & Wood question

    Thank you Steve for the recipe and elmo for comments. It's interesting how this beer has created so many variations. I'm going to brew it and get a taste for myself. We have some good pilsner and wheat malts from the US northwest that I will use. Clearly, German pilsner malt may not be...
  6. MadCactusBrewer

    Stone & Wood question

    I'm a home brewer in Arizona and after reading a lot about Stone & Wood beer I would like to brew the Pacific Ale. Many clone recipes are available but I'm somewhat confused. What style is it? The recipes all seem to use either pale ale malt or pilsner (why?) and add a smaller amount of wheat...
  7. MadCactusBrewer

    Late Hopping And No Chilling Guide

    13 years later, thank you! I’m going to do no chill this summer (Arizona, USA).
  8. MadCactusBrewer

    Kviek pale

    At what temperature do you ferment? Voss kveik is more neutral closer to room temperature but takes a little longer to finish.
  9. MadCactusBrewer

    Warm Weather Brewing Temps

    Yes, Voss Kveik is a great option for warm fermenting but be aware that the citrus flavor in this strain is stronger at high temperatures. At room temperature or slightly above it's pretty neutral.
  10. MadCactusBrewer

    New to this forum, hoping to learn more about no-chill

    Thanks. I have a counterflow and immersion chiller for use in winter when the water temperature isn't over 30C. I would like to do the no-chill method for both saving water and the water temperature problem. I'll stay away from those late hop recipes. Learning a lot more on this topic from you...
  11. MadCactusBrewer

    New to this forum, hoping to learn more about no-chill

    Thank you! I'll be reading this for sure. Appreciate the links.
  12. MadCactusBrewer

    New to this forum, hoping to learn more about no-chill

    I'm familiar with FWH but the part that isn't clear to me is how adding the 15 min boil flavor hop before boil (as FWH) would equal the same hop flavor as 15 min boil. I'm thinking the amount for FHW addition will be smaller than the original 15 min addition? I probably need to delve into some...
  13. MadCactusBrewer

    New to this forum, hoping to learn more about no-chill

    Thank you, everyone, for commenting. I brew small batch (10L mostly) and haven't done many IPA (the American style, like West Coast) and other heavily bittered beer styles. Sorry, that's just my taste buds being in charge and they don't adapt easily. I do enjoy NEIPA type beer with mostly late...
  14. MadCactusBrewer

    New to this forum, hoping to learn more about no-chill

    I'm an intermediate home brewer in Arizona, USA. With our high temperatures and concerns about water I'm hoping to benefit from the knowledge of Aussie brewers on the topic of no-chill brewing. I'm very interested in the hop calculations and related topics.
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