Hi gents,
I just opened a bottle of my second ever brew and my first ever own recipe (extract).
I am pretty pleased with how this IPA came out. Of course I have already learned a couple of new things and made notes to improve the next one, so I am confident my next brew will be even better.
One thing I want for my next one is more sweetness. While this one is not like very dry, it could be less so to compliment the fruit flavours I was going for.
Currently I am using Safale S-04, which I really like. It drops out like a freaking brick. It was good on the first brew bug with the bottle I killed today I was watching for the junk to come at the end, but it did not. I literally left a single milli meter (0.04 inch) in there, the dropout was so solid.
Now I would like to stick with dry yeast for now (otherwise I would just use WLP002 I think, but I don´t wanne do starters and all that yet) and am looking for something I can use which will leave me with more residual sweetnes than S-04.
Any suggestions?
Cheers!
Good dropout is of course very welcome.
I just opened a bottle of my second ever brew and my first ever own recipe (extract).
I am pretty pleased with how this IPA came out. Of course I have already learned a couple of new things and made notes to improve the next one, so I am confident my next brew will be even better.
One thing I want for my next one is more sweetness. While this one is not like very dry, it could be less so to compliment the fruit flavours I was going for.
Currently I am using Safale S-04, which I really like. It drops out like a freaking brick. It was good on the first brew bug with the bottle I killed today I was watching for the junk to come at the end, but it did not. I literally left a single milli meter (0.04 inch) in there, the dropout was so solid.
Now I would like to stick with dry yeast for now (otherwise I would just use WLP002 I think, but I don´t wanne do starters and all that yet) and am looking for something I can use which will leave me with more residual sweetnes than S-04.
Any suggestions?
Cheers!
Good dropout is of course very welcome.