They have had in the past a pilsner called Red Angus.
It's brewed in Griffith by DeBortlies winery,t h e same guys who brew Williams pale ale. And at $12 a six pack much cheaper than the big green bottle shop and quite tasty.
Thanks Mr Letterman. The last unit is what I'm after. What temp difference when cooling does fridge turn off and heater start and the other way round when temp to high
Sorry to ask a question that most likely has been answered before but on my tablet and its a pain in the are to search properly.
I am about to wire up a temp.controller for the fermentation fridge both heater and cooler. What temp settings hi and low of wanted temp. do you use for heat on/off...
Bonj,
You can put me down for a kit as well.
Would it be possible to control a ferment fridge as well similar to what Vortex is planning or should I keep it seperate?
I'm also going to have to pick up a calibrated thermometer somewhere. The digital one I have reads about 4 degrees higher than the temp probe I am using in the system so not quite sure which one is correct. :rolleyes:
All temp probes in dairies and breweries are calibrated with the following...
Sorry for the late reply.
Left the bottles for a while and they came good. Awesome now very popular with the boys. Just a bit of early panic as it was first brew.
No Sp0rk,
No finings just fermented out till stable SG which ended up being 1000. There is slight carbonation in bottle but not sure if with time it will increase or whether it will just be flat ginger beer
Hey fellow brewers,
I have put a ginger beer down and used normal half teaspoon of dextrose to carbonate small bottles. After 2 Weeks bugger all fizz in bottles.Was this enough sugar to prime or is just more time needed
If you are concerned About bugs in the juice you need to pasteurize the juice like they do with milk. Heat the juice to 63degrees and hold for30 min. This will remove the worry of making jam by boiling the juice but will kill all bugs in fresh juice. All store bought fruit juice is pasteurized...