BreezyBrew
IPA is my spirit animal
So, here are my thoughts:
It would have to be extract and I'd use some of my traditional equipment to make this happen. I'm not going to count setting up the equipment, prepping yeast or clean up since this isn't actually brewing. Here's the time line:
15 Minutes - Bring water to a boil (full volume boil)
10 Minutes - Boil extract
2 Minutes - chill wort down to 180 F (with plate chiller)
20 Minutes - Whirlpool hop edition using high alpha hops to get enough bitterness
8 Minutes - Chill to 62 and transfer wort to sanitized carboy
5 Minutes - Pitch rehydrated or starter yeast and transfer to fermenter
Anyone ever try something like this? Thoughts?
It would have to be extract and I'd use some of my traditional equipment to make this happen. I'm not going to count setting up the equipment, prepping yeast or clean up since this isn't actually brewing. Here's the time line:
15 Minutes - Bring water to a boil (full volume boil)
10 Minutes - Boil extract
2 Minutes - chill wort down to 180 F (with plate chiller)
20 Minutes - Whirlpool hop edition using high alpha hops to get enough bitterness
8 Minutes - Chill to 62 and transfer wort to sanitized carboy
5 Minutes - Pitch rehydrated or starter yeast and transfer to fermenter
Anyone ever try something like this? Thoughts?