How did your brew day go? It has been over a year since I last brewed... due to some life changes, so I am now looking at smaller Bach brewing. When I did 4-5 gallon BIAB’s, I would always sparge with a gallon or 2, and that worked for me. Then I would squeeze the hell out of that bag.
Hi there Bier-LD76, I saw your post and looked into things. I found Ammonia mixed 1 cup to 5 Gallons of water and left to soak may work on stains and such. Also saw that Lye used as directed to soak, should kill and clean off any organic material. I would think of using the Lye in your situation...
I have been reading through this conversation and am very intrigued. I am very interested in trying my hand, in the future at this idea.
I pose a question to all of you here.
Has anyone tried mashing rice and mango for your base? Perhaps even rice, raw wheat and mango? I saw people talking about...
Keep me in the loop with how it goes. I am looking at doing a lot of things like this when I move. Been looking at mountain sage and goose berries and fruit from the wild strawberry tree as a few things I want to try down the road.
A quick search for me, showed a few people say 1 oz crushed in the last 15-10 min. I imagine that would give it a good kick, considering how strong the flavors are. They also mention putting them in a bag so that you can pull them.
Belgium alone has some 1100 recognized styles of beer in production alone. When you consider that the country as a whole is slightly larger than the state of Massachusetts, throughout the world you may find another 42 styles.
Angus, I moved from Seattle just over 6 years ago. Fremont Summer Ale was my favorite! I’m wondering if using Maris Otter would get you into the right color. That is what I was going to try.
I tried a post about 2 months ago and thought I would shout out again.
I will be moving back to Bishop, CA soon, from New Orleans, and know that ya’ll have several breweries in the area. I am so looking forward to hitting you all up and I hope to make friends with ya’ll. But, are there any home...