You know, I've heard these hop dealies are awesome if you boil them in sugary water... strange use for them, I know.
@DrSmurto - 1kg would be a mere addition to Phillip's planned brew, wouldn't it? Go on - hourglass IPA; 100g FWH then 15g each minute for an hour. Damn I want to make that beer.
That's one way to use up hops. If you're going to do a decoction mashout, I'm not 100% opposed to the idea. Interested in seeing if you can actually get the bitterness into the kettle.I've still got a 'mash hop pale' planned. Only mash hops allowed. Got a lot of cascade from 08 that I don't see myself using any time soon (sparingly I mean). Beersmith says that I would need 350 grams of cascade in the mash to bitter an APA at 1.050 gravity. I'm going to assume that its wrong and chuck in a half a kilo in the mash. I wonder what a decoction mash out would add to this?
I'm sure there's a bulk-buy going on that can't be announced publicly.I don't have any stops to pull out, can I get those from LHBS?
I don't have any stops to pull out, can I get those from LHBS?
24 longnecks = 2 cases (volume) = 1 'single', 'standard' batch. As it was I forgot to scale my recipe and only *just* had enough for the total number of swappers.Well, I'd like to be in the swap list.
Now ... is there any reason why we have to limit it to 25 swappers?
Given success of last swap, and if people who couldn't help baling
out of the last one are able to make the next one, we could exceed
25 swappers.
So why not consider 30 swappers (but see how things are looking as
we get nearer, of course) - it's only an extra 6 bottles to bottle per
person - and 30 is much nearer the capacity of two milkcrates
Tom.
batch size is the biggest concern, some people bottle from the keg and kegs hold around 19-20L that leaves no beer to test to see if its okWell, I'd like to be in the swap list.
Now ... is there any reason why we have to limit it to 25 swappers?
Given success of last swap, and if people who couldn't help baling
out of the last one are able to make the next one, we could exceed
25 swappers.
So why not consider 30 swappers (but see how things are looking as
we get nearer, of course) - it's only an extra 6 bottles to bottle per
person - and 30 is much nearer the capacity of two milkcrates
Tom.
My only issue with this is I would need to change my normal batch size, I max out at 28 bottles at a stretch and if I had to swap all of them there would be no QC on my swap beers.Well, I'd like to be in the swap list.
Now ... is there any reason why we have to limit it to 25 swappers?
Given success of last swap, and if people who couldn't help baling
out of the last one are able to make the next one, we could exceed
25 swappers.
So why not consider 30 swappers (but see how things are looking as
we get nearer, of course) - it's only an extra 6 bottles to bottle per
person - and 30 is much nearer the capacity of two milkcrates
Tom.
We had 14 non-swappers signed up (not that many attended of course). I am more than willing to believe that there are at least 30 who could swap given the right preparation (like hearing about the March swap in November for example h34r: - no excuses for unpreparedness now!).I would be surprised if we actually had more than 25 who wanted to be in the swap and had a beer ready to swap.
I would, however, be rather impressed though.
QB,We had 14 non-swappers signed up (not that many attended of course). I am more than willing to believe that there are at least 30 who could swap given the right preparation (like hearing about the March swap in November for example h34r: - no excuses for unpreparedness now!).
More than a few lurkers came out of the woodwork for the last swap. Encouragement can get a lot more.
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