Boiling Water For Fermenting K & K

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sjcampbell

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Years ago when I started brewing we were in Sydney and I boiled water and allowed it to cool before filling my fermenters to make sure the water was sterilised. I did this by adding the boiling water to a cube and closed it up - like no-chill.

Now we live on the farm I still do the same as the water is unfiltered, and you never know what has washed in to the tanks. It's great to drink but I don't know about wild yeasts, etc. So I have continued boiling water each week for my K&K brews.

Is this sane - or should I give up on boiling to sterilise the water and what are the alternatives.

I hoping to start BIAB brews soon so I'll be boiling anyway :)

Cheers
Steve
 
keep boiling mate... good practice to get into. No telling what may be lurking in your water otherwise. Ialways boil all water that goes in my beer.
 
Cheers
Steve


Go AG, you will love it!

When I was using tank water for my K&K beers I had random infections; that all stopped when I moved to town water. I would keep boiling.

Go AG, you will love it!

Go AG, you will love it!

Go AG, you will love it!

Go AG, you will love it!


QldKev
 
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