In my eternal search for Rivet Lager at the weekend I did up a double batch 45L of a rice "lager" wort, lightly hopped, 75 / 25 % mix of BB Pale and supermarket rice.
Still sorting my brewhouse after a house move and I was convinced I had a couple of packs of Nottingham but they turned out to be S-04, I don't have any liquid yeasts suitable but I had four packs of the legendary Gold Sachets from under Coopers lids (mostly off Canadian Blonde) that I had been saving to use as yeast nutrient.
So in they went, yes I sprinkled h34r: :lol:
As an insurance to avoid too much fruitiness I'm running it through at 16 degrees, hence the bigger pitch rate. A fair krausen this morning. I seem to remember from my KnK days that Coopers original series Lager came out quite clean and was my go to tin for most partials.
Anyone used Coopers in an emergency and ended up with a clean crisp brew? With nothing to hide behind with this recipe I'm pinning my hopes on the Goldies.
Still sorting my brewhouse after a house move and I was convinced I had a couple of packs of Nottingham but they turned out to be S-04, I don't have any liquid yeasts suitable but I had four packs of the legendary Gold Sachets from under Coopers lids (mostly off Canadian Blonde) that I had been saving to use as yeast nutrient.
So in they went, yes I sprinkled h34r: :lol:
As an insurance to avoid too much fruitiness I'm running it through at 16 degrees, hence the bigger pitch rate. A fair krausen this morning. I seem to remember from my KnK days that Coopers original series Lager came out quite clean and was my go to tin for most partials.
Anyone used Coopers in an emergency and ended up with a clean crisp brew? With nothing to hide behind with this recipe I'm pinning my hopes on the Goldies.