menoetes
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Just mucking about today with a quick experimental small-batch brew...
Now that the temperature in Brisbane is consistently below 20'c I figure it's a good time to muck about with some small batch brewing at ambient temps (outside of the brewfridge). I decided to go with this recipe as all the ingredients were readily available at the shops and here at home.
1.5kg of orange blossom honey
850ml of Goulburn Valley pear juice
1 stick of cinnamon
2 cloves
1/2 cup of US-05 yeast slurry from an American Wheat beer I bottled yesterday.
Made up to about 7.5lts to be fermented in one of my 10lt cubes.
I'm not sure what to call it though; with all the honey it's got to be more of a mead but then with the pear juice... I don't know.
It should be fun though, just to see how it turns out.
Now that the temperature in Brisbane is consistently below 20'c I figure it's a good time to muck about with some small batch brewing at ambient temps (outside of the brewfridge). I decided to go with this recipe as all the ingredients were readily available at the shops and here at home.
1.5kg of orange blossom honey
850ml of Goulburn Valley pear juice
1 stick of cinnamon
2 cloves
1/2 cup of US-05 yeast slurry from an American Wheat beer I bottled yesterday.
Made up to about 7.5lts to be fermented in one of my 10lt cubes.
I'm not sure what to call it though; with all the honey it's got to be more of a mead but then with the pear juice... I don't know.
It should be fun though, just to see how it turns out.