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Permafrost White IPA
But I can't ever leave well enough alone and I add 1lbs of honey and ferment it with B64 Napoleon.
But I can't ever leave well enough alone and I add 1lbs of honey and ferment it with B64 Napoleon.
I appreciate the recipe suggestion but I'm not a big fan of Belgian-style yeasts
That is not possible, you must be wrongI'm not a big fan of Belgian-style yeasts
(Sorry, couldn't resist. Warped sense of humor)
I'm willing to try more beer to change my opinion, but so far all belgian or belgian-style beers I've tried have not been for me. Similar to weizens/weiss beers, that yeast profile just isn't doing it for me lolThat is not possible, you must be wrong
(Sorry, couldn't resist. Warped sense of humor)
You’re not alone, try as I may, Belgians simply don’t appeal to me.
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I'm not very into them, either. I really want to try real Belgian beer some day to see if, as I suspect, American versions aren't over-done.
What I've met some lovely Belgians
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Drawing from everyone's suggestions here (thanks again!), I've put together a theoretical Short boil IPA...do you think it will work?
I'm steeping the grains with acidulated malt to keep the steeping pH in appropriate range. Once the steep is complete, add FWH and bring to boil. Add "bittering" hops and begin the 15 minute boil. It should isomerize quite a few IBUs due to the low gravity of the wort (preboil gravity is 1.003). Add LME and Irish Moss at 10 min, add aroma hops at 0 min, and do a 20 min hopstand at flameout.
Chill/top off to get to ~100F with 2.5 gal in the fermenter, pitch half a pack of Voss Kveik, and add dry hops when the krausen is almost dropped out. Let it ride 3-5 more days, check for FG. I'm curious what y'all think!
https://www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/recipe/view/1167423/short-boil-ipa
I'm steeping the grains with acidulated malt to keep the steeping pH in appropriate range. Once the steep is complete, add FWH and bring to boil. Add "bittering" hops and begin the 15 minute boil. It should isomerize quite a few IBUs due to the low gravity of the wort (preboil gravity is 1.003). Add LME and Irish Moss at 10 min, add aroma hops at 0 min, and do a 20 min hopstand at flameout.
Chill/top off to get to ~100F with 2.5 gal in the fermenter, pitch half a pack of Voss Kveik, and add dry hops when the krausen is almost dropped out. Let it ride 3-5 more days, check for FG. I'm curious what y'all think!
https://www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/recipe/view/1167423/short-boil-ipa
Go for Gold Sunfire looks like a solid beer to me.
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Looks good to me. Good luck.
Had a chance to brew the Short Boil IPA today, pitched the yeast about 4 hours ago and she's chugging along quite nicely my biggest concern is only boiling 10 minutes after the LME was added, so a "true" hot break was maybe not reached. There was plenty of precipitate in the bottom of the boil kettle after transfer, and I did add the Irish moss, so I think it'll be alright. My guess is this will impact the final clarity of the beer, so I won't know for a while. I'm very curious how this batch turns out, fingers crossed!
my biggest concern is only boiling 10 minutes after the LME was added, so a "true" hot break was maybe not reached. There was plenty of precipitate in the bottom of the boil kettle after transfer, and I did add the Irish moss, so I think it'll be alright. My guess is this will impact the final clarity of the beer, so I won't know for a while. I'm very curious how this batch turns out, fingers crossed!
Here it is in the glass. Probably needs more carbonation time and little more tender care while bottling, but I'm pretty pleased with it considering it was fermented and bottled in a shed full of lawn equipment
A rustic ale thenHere it is in the glass. Probably needs more carbonation time and little more tender care while bottling, but I'm pretty pleased with it considering it was fermented and bottled in a shed full of lawn equipment
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I made one of those once! Hand drew weed whackers on the labels because the power was out
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Looks like a real nice brew you have there!Here it is in the glass. Probably needs more carbonation time and little more tender care while bottling, but I'm pretty pleased with it considering it was fermented and bottled in a shed full of lawn equipment
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Every family member that tried it enjoyed it
I don't need to run away to Ontario yet, but maybe after the next one lolI, of course, found multiple flaws for things that I wish I had done differently, but c'est la vie
onto the next brew to try to improve
