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olskoolsoulja

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I was just reading that the Scots put there water in the tun 1st , then add the grist as opposed to the english method of grst first.

I like to put the water in first so my SS tun can get warmed up( i know i can adjust on beer smith). Maybe its a genteic thing as I have a Scottish last name.

I have done both ways and when I get my big poly mash tun going I will probaly add the water to grist.

What are your thoughts on the pros and cons of these methods.

Rich
 
They're both traditional methods. Most modern breweries have the grist and water mix automatically as the grist leaves the mill. A spray / jet of hot water is sent over the grist as it leaves the base of the mill, and this is either pumped or dropped into the tun.

I underlet as I find it creates less doughballs, but thats just my system.
 
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