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The search is over, we have discovered the Coopers DIY Beer MASTER OF THE BREWNIVERSE!
Congratulations to all who entered! We enjoyed seeing the creativity and craftsmanship of the beers entered and REALLY enjoyed tasting them.
Our brewing team had the tough job of tasting through the Top 20 beers as voted in the State rounds.
We then invited a few of our mates to taste through the Top 10 and tell us what they thought.
But there can be only one winner... over to Tim Cooper, Head Brewer & Managing Director of Coopers Brewery to tell you who takes out the top prize!
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Well first pour of the other toucan i did a few weeks ago. Briess Unhopped malt extract paired with a coopers dark ale. Surprisingly they are very similar in colour, i expected this to be darker more stout/porter in appearance. This combination turns in a great brew, really enjoying it. This will be my new goto KK when stocks are low. -
Wow plenty of yeast threads going at the moment. Did you save all the sediment? Pour off the bulk of the cider sitting on top of the yeast, give a good swirl and pitch the lot.
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By Instigator · Posted
I made my wife a cider in the craft fermenter. I saved the sediment in a jar and would like to pitch it again. Should I make some kind of starter or just give the jar a shake and chuck it in? If making a starter, should I just pitch it into some apple juice? I'm not intending to use malt in the recipe. The yeast is MJ M02. -
By PaddyBrew2 · Posted
Haha yes mate. Foggy Dew is an old Irish ballad. That twat McGregor walks into the ring with that song. -
The 3724 didn't leave the building, the Belle likely ate it. 😉 Cheers, Lusty.
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