Kit chocolate stout

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It was a little high when i pitched - about 26 degrees. I've read safale is OK to pitch at this temp as long as it drops.

I haven't got any fantastic ways of cooling - I submerge my stainless steel pot in a trough and stir the wort clockwise, move the water anti-clockwise.

I leave the plug half out and the tap running so the water doesn't heat up.
 
 
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Tropical_Brews said:

Only problem I have with this is I find most chocolate toppings disgusting. If I could find a decent syrup I'd give it a whirl though!
 
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I made a really nice coffee stout (but its probably more of a porter consistency)

1x Dark Ale (white label)
1x Stout (white label)
500g Brown sugar
3 panella's full (3 double shots) of espresso from a home espresso machine in 250ml
Kit yeast.

By far the simplest kit i've done in a long time, no hops, no boil - just mix up and ferment...

Everybody loves it.

If it were me, i'd just go with a low number for the cocoa and write down every detail of the brew.
Next one adjust for more or less.
 

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