peter.brandon
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Because 1 ltr water always remains so I tip it out while hot therefore residual heat in hlt evaporates remaining water droplets, not IVF just smart planningWarmBeer said:
How long is your brew day?
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peter.brandon
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Stupid predictive text IVF should be OCD
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We all 'love' our beer, just some to a greater extent.Truman said:Mate if you like shooting a load into your HLT thats your business. Just remind me not to ever try your beers...
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6-7 hours including everything from measuring and milling grain, waiting for water to get through two stage filtering, full step mash, 90 min boil, chill, pitch and clean.
It sounds like a lot of time but I am actually remarkably efficient, overlapping where possible. It's mostly the step mash that takes ages, ramp times are only 1 deg /min so that alone contributes about an hour in itself.
It sounds like a lot of time but I am actually remarkably efficient, overlapping where possible. It's mostly the step mash that takes ages, ramp times are only 1 deg /min so that alone contributes about an hour in itself.
peter.brandon
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Well brew day does excite meTruman said:Mate if you like shooting a load into your HLT thats your business. Just remind me not to ever try your beers...
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four hours into the cube with my kettle. No drinking until after hop additions. I start congratulating myself on another winner and get lazy with the additions. And all of a sudden end of boil is there and I am rushing to get the plate chiller setup etc etc.
