No need, just use a GMK inline filter - otherwise known as the $3 filter used for watering systems.mje1980 said:just wish i had've used a hop bag, as its clogged me keg up a bit!!!![]()
Here is whats's in my keg at the moment, i was trying for something in the style of old speckled hen.
4.33kg Maris otter 86.2%
400g British crystal 55L 8%
100g British dark crystal 1.8%
150g Torrified wheat 2%
150g Cane sugar. 2%
10g fuggles FWH
10g Pacific gem 14.7% 90 mins
25 fuggles 3.8% 15 mins
30g fuggles Dry hop for 12-14 days.
27 IBU's
1.055
1.010
My thermometer broke while mashing, so my last temp recorded was 68c. Mashed for 90 mins.
Boiled for 90 also. Cooled and pitched yeast, which was a healthy starter of White labs dry english ale yeast.
Came out beautiful, Nice malty flavour from the crystal, but a lot of hop flavour to balance it out, you can DEFINATELY taste the fuggles!!, just wish i had've used a hop bag, as its clogged me keg up a bit!!!![]()
These hops are put in the lauter receptacle,
EDIT: Palmer on FWH
Just read the edit and have know cuaght on.FWH = First Wort Hop.
These hops are put in the lauter receptacle, and steep in the running from the sparge, before being boiled for the wort.
Theoretically they add approximately the same bitterness as a 20 minute addition, and gives good flavour and aroma.
EDIT: Palmer on FWH
:lol:
Lauter = getting the wort (hot, sweet liquid stuff), out of the mash.
Lauter receptacle = the container where you drain your mash to.
Found this one in the archives. Can someone explain the10g fuggles FWH.