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By ChairmanDrew · Posted
I'm having a Herkenrode Cister... Whats up with strong Belgian ales? Are they really that much different than your typical malt liquor strong lagers? -
it does , i know i am the best in explaing things but i hope i have helped you out there when i do all grain i also allow for fermenter loss you may at the start have 23 litres but you may loose 2 litres due to the trube which only really gives 21litres -
By Back Brewing · Posted
It all makes sense now once you see the pics -
the setups are much different with the dead space mate bz 3.1.1 has to have the false bottom above the tap gen4 the tap is situated near the pump allowing for a smaller deadspace note where the taps are on the units left = gen4 right = 3.1.1 3.1.1 the false bottom sits above the tap meaning it needs more dead space gen4 needs little deadspace as tap is below and would be less if the bottom wasnt concave
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By Popo the Degenerate · Posted
That's a bummer @Aussiekraut. Not a great start. A bit better than mine, though. I got mine through Boozebud and it hasn't even turned up yet. -
By Back Brewing · Posted
Ok so I think I've worked out grainfather here is what it came up with how does it look to experienced brewers using all grain? The IBU does not seem high at 10 pwill it be too sweet? -
By Back Brewing · Posted
Why the difference between 3.1.1 and gen 4? -
By Classic Brewing Co · Posted
I went to Bunnings for a couple more of each of these, I have been staggering the planting every few weeks so I will be drying Chili's & Tomatoes down the track as well as eating them fresh. I am already picking Chili's so should be a nice variety. -
By Classic Brewing Co · Posted
Sounds like dud AK, I grabbed a 6pk of these from Dan's for $15.00, it's dan'm nice beer. 🤣 -
By Aussiekraut · Posted
Day 1 of the advent calendar. Hops Don’t Lie by Rocky Ridge Brewing. This is a DDDDDDHWCIPA, so I take it they mean a doubledoubledoubledoubledoubledouble hopped West Coast IPA. It has some light hop aromas and on the flavour front, I can pick up bitter, bitter, bitter and bitter. Oh yes, there is also a little bitterness. No other hop flavours. I taste a little oats but that is all. Maybe they should drop a few d’s or change their meaning from double to dry. Not sure who is supposed to like this but I sure as hell don’t. Gimme a beer anytime. Rocky Ridge doesn’t tell us the IBU and what I can find on them Interwebs varies from 33.5 to 65.
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