Sammus Amateur Brewer Joined 16/3/06 Messages 3,226 Reaction score 13 13/6/09 #21 Who said boiling would reduce bitterness? Surely not... I used to boil my kits, nothing to do with sterilization though, I did it (with hops of course) to add flavour and aroma to kits that didnt have any.
Who said boiling would reduce bitterness? Surely not... I used to boil my kits, nothing to do with sterilization though, I did it (with hops of course) to add flavour and aroma to kits that didnt have any.
Leigh Made at Home Joined 17/10/07 Messages 1,180 Reaction score 1 14/6/09 #22 I've only boiled kits or liquid extracts to get better hop utilisation with the hops I add...If I've added DME or done a mini mash I would boil those with the hop additions and add the tins directly to the fermenter.
I've only boiled kits or liquid extracts to get better hop utilisation with the hops I add...If I've added DME or done a mini mash I would boil those with the hop additions and add the tins directly to the fermenter.
B brocky_555 Well-Known Member Joined 9/3/09 Messages 190 Reaction score 6 Location Port Macquarie 15/6/09 #23 forgive my ignorance but whats MB?
manticle Standing up for the Aussie Bottler Joined 27/9/08 Messages 25,707 Reaction score 6,124 Location Glenorchy, TAS 15/6/09 #24 Melbourne Bitter.
Brewtus #beerbackhome Joined 6/5/06 Messages 744 Reaction score 3 15/6/09 #25 Only to use it to bitter partials and not have to boil for an hour.