Daniel.lear
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All,
As the topic title and description says, ive had my first no-chill beer babies sitting on the shed floor over night and shortly about to pour one of them into the fermenter and pitch, however i was wondering whether to try and avoid pouring the break material in there as well.
Opinoins and thoughts??
Cheers
BTW, providing i dont keel-over and die from Botulism , i'll continue to do this no-chill bussiness, as it saves heaps of time on brewday
As the topic title and description says, ive had my first no-chill beer babies sitting on the shed floor over night and shortly about to pour one of them into the fermenter and pitch, however i was wondering whether to try and avoid pouring the break material in there as well.
Opinoins and thoughts??
Cheers
BTW, providing i dont keel-over and die from Botulism , i'll continue to do this no-chill bussiness, as it saves heaps of time on brewday