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On 4/23/2024 at 2:08 PM, Aussiekraut said:

I spent almost 9 hours on that one brew, from milling the grain to cleaning up. Next time I do a "super heavy", I'll opt for a reiterated mash.

I have done a few and it is a good thing to do for sure.

Beer looks good BTW

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Flanders Red delicious very sour with notes of raspberry and spice! 😋🤤 Love the colour as well, so much flavour! It’s dry with the wine characteristics as it should with the style guidelines!

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First taste of the Stout,  I tried a new method,  3 days at 20psi & I can honestly say this is the best ever result with fast carbing.

It not only tastes good, but it is so creamy like, almost Guinness like & I didn't even use the stout tap attachment.

I can see this disappearing before it's had a chance to mature. 

I would strongly recommend any of you brewers that are able & on top of the brewing process consider kegging,  it is streets ahead of cleaning & sanitising bottles, let alone the wait. 

This is 3 days in the keg & 14 days in the FV using S-04 yeast.

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