SnakeDoctor said:The Bright Ale is currently carbing up in the fridge - early taste tests are promising!
The Bright Ale tastes even better now. Very smooth and crisp, it's still very clear even though I didn't filter it at all.SnakeDoctor said:I'm enjoying it currently! Very nice!
Well, I made the Porter early (as you saw in the notto blow out thread) and I've near polished it off, absolutely delicious.Ross said:Glad it went well guys. More important though is how the end product tastes so please post your results good or bad. Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk
David, don't worry on this brew, but the dry hopping should be done once fermention is over, not at the start. All that lovely aroma you are smelling is no longer in your beer, you don't want the CO2 scrubbing the aroma out of the beer. In future, add the dry hops approx 1 week before you plan to filter. Also, if you are filtering, no need to wait so long. 9 days fermenting should be heaps, then crash chill over night filter & enjoy.durham70 said:Currently drinking nelson sauvin - tastes great despite fermenting a bit warm (had no temperature control). Didn't filter so it's a bit cloudy (used wyeast 1056) but as I say tastes great
Put fighting falcon IPA on this weekend. Added 80gms of falconers flights hops at the start of the ferment - smells fantastic !! Again I'm using wyeast 1056
I'm thinking of 2-3 weeks fermenting at 17C (fermenting fridge now up and running), a week cold crash, filter and then keg for a week before drinking. Any thoughts / comments ? As I type it that seems a long wait for something that smells so good !!!
Thanks again for organising
David
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