Show Us Your Drained Boiler

[Tony]

If it doesnt get infected.

It tasted ok the other day so i have it at 2.5 deg till i can get to it to bottle .

fingers crossed.

cheers

 

[Jakechan]

It tasted ok the other day so i have it at 2.5 deg till i can get to it to bottle .

I trust by other day Tony you mean January, not dry old Feb.

 

[Tony]

YEah mate....... January.

Just cause im not drinkin doesnt mean i wont be brewin though.

I have a LCBA clone chilling to be filtered to a keg and carbed up for march 1

Going to put a Wheat beer in when i have my brewing fridge back too.

cheers

 

[keat]

Brewed a Kolsch with about 100g of Hallertauer plugs.

 

[jayse]

Some NZ cascade flowers

 

[Goose]

Brewed a Kolsch with about 100g of Hallertauer plugs.

Hey Keat, what is that strange looking thing in your boil kettle... looks like some kind of hop filter ?
Does it work with pellets ?


Goose

 

[keat]

Hey Keat, what is that strange looking thing in your boil kettle... looks like some kind of hop filter ?
Does it work with pellets ?

Goose

That's a Hop Taco, home made version of the Hop Stopper. Take an oil-splatter screen, fold into half, crimp the sides and mount it onto your pickup tube. Works a treat even with pellets, wort comes out clear. Might help with your clarity issue even :icon_cheers:

 

[newguy]

Friedensfeld Alt[/url].

 

[chappo1970]

Are you using copper NG?

 

[newguy]

Nope, the kettle is aluminum. It has built up a good, tea-like layer of who knows what that I can't get off without abrading the metal. No off flavours from it though as my brews keep collecting medals.

 

[chappo1970]

mmmmmmmm.... brew build up :icon_drool2:
No doubt about it worth NG, didn't mean to offend :icon_cheers:

 

[KHB]

Nope, the kettle is aluminum. It has built up a good, tea-like layer of who knows what that I can't get off without abrading the metal. No off flavours from it though as my brews keep collecting medals.

Try boiling a caustic solution should wipe off easy as then. Hit with some citric acid afterwards to get rid of caustic. I do this at work on our alloy pots works a treat.

Cheers

scotsman

 

[Doc]

The drained boiler from Aidans Irish Red a couple of weeks back.
All flowers in this brew.

Doc

 

[newguy]

mmmmmmmm.... brew build up :icon_drool2:
No doubt about it worth NG, didn't mean to offend :icon_cheers:

Absolutely no offence taken!

Thanks Scotsman for the tip to get rid of it. I may try it one day. :beer:

 

[Batz]

Absolutely no offence taken!

Thanks Scotsman for the tip to get rid of it. I may try it one day. :beer:

Leave it there NG,best thing for an ally kettle.
Clean sparkly kettle are for Nancy boy brewers

Batz

 

[KHB]

Leave it there NG,best thing for an ally kettle.
Clean sparkly kettle are for Nancy boy brewers

Batz

Are you calling me a nancy boy brewer batz <_<

:icon_cheers:

Scotsman

 

[drsmurto]

60g of home grown chinook flowers. :icon_drool2:

Decided i should double check the OG so took a 2nd hydro sample.. Yum!

EDIT - fixed link

 

[eric8]

Dr S,
do you tip your kettle up on it's side to get all the wort out?

 

[drsmurto]

Dr S,
do you tip your kettle up on it's side to get all the wort out?

Damn straight! Why leave any of the precious wort in the kettle :icon_drunk:

when its almost finished draining by itself i wedge a brick under the opposite side to the hop screen. When its almost drained again i lower the kettle even further by hand.

Only go to that extreme when using flowers/plugs. pellets turn to dust so i adjust losses and leave 2L behind

 

[Doc]

What does the boiler look like after transferring, when you have used a **** load of 100% Cocoa powder ?
A chocolate sludge fest.

Doc