
Question: I'm kegging my Goldings ale today and it is sitting on a Nottingham yeast cake. Should I just dump my 4 shades on top or use Mr Malty to work out how much slurry to use?
Cheers chaps
cheers man. Aye there is ALWAYS something to be doing with this hobby eh! I've just had a check in the spare rom and the air lock is bubbling already!pdtnc wrote:I kind of need to do another stout, one I've done as an extract brew I want to do AG... then there's this Stout you've just brewed, then there's a couple or three others I want to do.
I really should do a pale and an IPA soon too, then stock up on a Bluebird-esque bitter.
Hope yours is a good one
Oh yeah!6470zzy wrote:You have to love those yeast cakes![]()
It can be but as mysterio confirmed it carries the potential for contamination. Iracked the beer from the FV leaving half an inch behind to keep the yeast covered. When I was ready to pitch (about 10 mins later) I poured off the half inch of beer and used a steralised metal spoon to scoop out aprox 100ml. This is slightly over the 90ml calculated on Mr Mlaty but hey ho!Kristoff wrote:surely it's not that easy