zindello
Active Member
Hi All,
After an infection that I had in one of my fermenters, I've thoroughly cleaned, soaked and sanitized the fermenter in question, and I've bought a (very) cheap kit to throw into it, to see if I actually got rid of the infection. If it works, I get a cheap (and nasty) beer, if it doesn't then I'll turf the fermenter and I'm not that much out of pocket.
The kit in question is a "Bacchus and BarleyDraught Bitter" kit that G&G had on special for $10, I've also got a mixed dex/LDME bag to go with it.
Now I currently have 10g of Chinook and 10g of Cascade left over from my last brew, I was thinking maybe just dry hop it with those (assuming the brew works) or I'm happy to go out and buy some more hops.
There are very few beers that I don't like, but lately I've just put down a LCPA clone so that "style" should give you an idea of what I like. That being said, Coopers Pale Ale is always my fallback beer.
So, if it works, will the Chinook and the Cascade help turn this into a not so bland beer, or should I be looking at adding something else?
Cheers,
After an infection that I had in one of my fermenters, I've thoroughly cleaned, soaked and sanitized the fermenter in question, and I've bought a (very) cheap kit to throw into it, to see if I actually got rid of the infection. If it works, I get a cheap (and nasty) beer, if it doesn't then I'll turf the fermenter and I'm not that much out of pocket.
The kit in question is a "Bacchus and Barley
Now I currently have 10g of Chinook and 10g of Cascade left over from my last brew, I was thinking maybe just dry hop it with those (assuming the brew works) or I'm happy to go out and buy some more hops.
There are very few beers that I don't like, but lately I've just put down a LCPA clone so that "style" should give you an idea of what I like. That being said, Coopers Pale Ale is always my fallback beer.
So, if it works, will the Chinook and the Cascade help turn this into a not so bland beer, or should I be looking at adding something else?
Cheers,