After mashing, bring to boil. Chill to 40 deg C.
Lactol to pH=4,5.
Pitch 3 dl Biola
Flush CO2 in headspace and cover the wort with gladpack.
Let it sit until ph=3,5.
Boil 60 min and add 0min hops.
Chill to 20 deg C and pitch yeast.
After 4 days, add hops
Last dry hop: 2 days in fermentor in normal temp, and 2 days during CC - 4 days in total.
Brewday was ok. The store only had Biola with blueberry taste, wich was my first mistake. The taste and aroma never never went away, so for next time use clean Lactobacillus. Second mistake was that I boiled it to soon. Stoped at pH=3,7. This was because I had to leave for work.
Had two rounds of dry hopping, first one in a filter for 4 days and second directly in the vessel.
Temperature under fermentation was a little bit low, 16-17 degC.
CC for two days and kegged it (Closed System)
Will post a picture of the beer one day.
Next time:
Use for example WLP 672
Ph further down. (3,4-3,5)
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