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It's been 2 months since I last brewed, supply is getting low. I wasn't overly impressed with my current stock so I'm going back to basics and brewing a Pale Ale. I'm in the last 50 minutes of the boiling stage and will cube it when done.
basic recipe for approx 40ltr batch.

8kg pale ale malt
600gms Caramunich 1
45gms Horizon hops for bittering
25gm Goldings for flavour.
 
I am brewing Nothing.. ;)

Nothing is tastless, has no aroma or bitterness, little or no ferment time and contains no alcohol...

Nothing also does not consume precious grains or hops...
 
Just put Jamil Z's Robust Porter in the fridge to cool to fermenting temp, undershot OG by 7 points :angry: Thowing a Real Ale kit together this arvo to take advantage of a WLP002 yeast cake left over from my Victory & Chaos IPA bottled this week.
 
I am brewing Nothing.. ;)

Nothing is tastless, has no aroma or bitterness, little or no ferment time and contains no alcohol...

Nothing also does not consume precious grains or hops...
Duc,
go directly to the No Brew methos thread. :D

http://www.aussiehomebrewer.com/forum/inde...?showtopic=9950

on another note.
Some bright yellow lupulin from last years POR crop. Going into today's brew.

cheers
johnno

lupulin.jpg
 
The no-beer method?


lo5z............



I'm brewing a Little Creatures Bright Ale (modelled on Tony's), and when that's done a Mac's Sassy Red.


It's pretty bloody hot out by the kettle, thermometer's reading 40 something. The pool's looking mighty tempting.
 
lo5z............
I'm brewing a Little Creatures Bright Ale (modelled on Tony's), and when that's done a Mac's Sassy Red.
It's pretty bloody hot out by the kettle, thermometer's reading 40 something. The pool's looking mighty tempting.

Jeez Mate, I'd be in the pool with a beer before it hit 36........

cheers

Browndog
 
Have been in and out a few times, though I'm holding off on a beer til the second batch is chilling (as I will be). The Bright Ale came up very bright (woohoo!) and the Red's coming along nicely. :)
 
Ive just finished cleaning up after brewing this with bits n bobs I had:

APA

4kg Marris Otter Pale Malt
255gms Carapils
250gms Light crystal
235gms Munich
25gms Roasted malt

24gms Amarillo @ 60 mins
22gms Northern Brewer @ 60 mins
20gms Cascade @ 30 mins
20gms Amarillo @ 15 mins
12gms Nelson Sauvin flowers @ 0 mins
7gms Amarillo @ 0 mins

Whirlfloc
1 x US56

SG 1050

I love being on holiday! :chug:
Cheers
Steve
 
I buggered off that "pilsy-ale" and went with this instead:

5kg JWM Export Pilsener,
30g 9.8% Nugget flowers for 60 min,
20g 3% Saaz pellets for 60 min,
25g 8.9% Amarillo pellets for 15 min,
25g 8.9% Amarillo pellets for 0.

No-chilling as we speak and I plan to dry hop with a coule of Cascade plugs, just to be sure :chug:

PZ.
 
Ive just finished cleaning up after brewing this with bits n bobs I had:

APA

4kg Marris Otter Pale Malt
255gms Carapils
250gms Light crystal
235gms Munich
25gms Roasted malt

24gms Amarillo @ 60 mins
22gms Northern Brewer @ 60 mins
20gms Cascade @ 30 mins
20gms Amarillo @ 15 mins
12gms Nelson Sauvin flowers @ 0 mins
7gms Amarillo @ 0 mins

Whirlfloc
1 x US56

SG 1050

I love being on holiday! :chug:
Cheers
Steve



That's a mighty fine looking beer you got there Steve!
 
I want to brew another Saison and whenever I want ideas I keep coming back to Rays recipie on Beertools
Link link it's pretty close to this one but I have changed the sugar [now sugars and a secret for now] untill I "nail it" ;) it's getting close now.

Edit: I also use a little more grain, can't help myself!
 
I spent a good portion of Sunday with a cracking hangover after a mates Wedding and manged to do the following brew. Its was my first boil of any sort :unsure: , hope it turns out ok.

Type: Extract
3kg Light Malt Extract (2 cans)
250g Crystal Malt (40-60L)
28g Perle Hops (60 min boil)
14g Cascade Hops (15 min)
20g Cascade Hops (5 min)
Wyeast American Ale Yeast 1056 of SAF US56


19 litres
 
Looks like a pretty easy drinking pale ale, hope it comes out well!

Bindi - it might be worth waiting til April when Wyeast release their next very special strains which will include 3726 (Farmhouse Ale), def worth getting a hold of if your into the style.... unless you've tried it before.

Cheers
Brendan
 
Bindi - it might be worth waiting til April when Wyeast release their next very special strains which will include 3726 (Farmhouse Ale), def worth getting a hold of if your into the style.... unless you've tried it before.

Cheers
Brendan


Interesting <_< I want to try the new White Labs Saison.
From their site:* WLP566 Belgian Saison II Yeast
PLATINUM STRAIN March/April
Saison strain with more fruity ester production than with WLP565. Moderately phenolic, with a clove-like characteristic in finished beer flavor and aroma. Ferments faster than WLP565.
Attenuation: 78-85%
Flocculation: Medium
Optimum Fermentation Temperature: 68-78 F
Alcohol Tolerance: Medium

I use 565 at the moment, 3726 hey? I will look into that. ;)
 
Brewing a kit and extracts brew

beermakers draught 1.7kg
black rock light malt extract 1.5kg
light dry malt (coopers) 400g
brew enhancer 2 (coopers) 100g
pride of ringwood dry hooped (at racking)

calculations came up at 8% woooohhhoooo Knockout punch
 
Did my contribution for the HAG group Baltic Porter Experiment, lucky coz just now as i finished the thunderstorm is letting loose!


Grain:
6.6 Kg Pilsner Malt
0.3 Kg English Chocolate Malt
0.5 Kg English Crystal 55L
0.1 Kg Black Patent Malt

Mash @ 70c for 75min

Hops:
32gm Cluster Flowers 60min
25gm Fuggles Pellets 30min
25gm Fuggles Pellets 15min
10gm Fuggles Pellets 2min

IBU: 36.3
EBC: 77.3

Est:
OG 1.066
Vol 23 Litres

Got:
OG 1.072 (yay!)
Vol 25 Litres (again yay!)

Yeast:
Wyeast 1028 - London Ale

First go at a big beer, lets hope it turns out :)
 
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