Chap
Well-Known Member
Hi all,
I've been doing extract for a while now and usually add my final malts (usually 1.5kg liquid light and 1kg liquid wheat) at flameout and let it sit for approx 20mins along with the 0 min hop addition, and end up with an SG of 1.044 - 1.048.
On my last brew though, I got distracted and forgot to add the malts at flameout, and added them after pulling the hop bag at 20 mins, dissolved and straight to the fermenter, and the SG came out at 1.055!
I've never had an SG this high before and would like to know if this will have any abnormal effect on the beer other than increase the abv?
I've been doing extract for a while now and usually add my final malts (usually 1.5kg liquid light and 1kg liquid wheat) at flameout and let it sit for approx 20mins along with the 0 min hop addition, and end up with an SG of 1.044 - 1.048.
On my last brew though, I got distracted and forgot to add the malts at flameout, and added them after pulling the hop bag at 20 mins, dissolved and straight to the fermenter, and the SG came out at 1.055!
I've never had an SG this high before and would like to know if this will have any abnormal effect on the beer other than increase the abv?