THE MILE END BREWERY'S FIRST BREWDAY.

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THE MILE END BREWERY'S FIRST BREWDAY.

Post by bazbaby3 » Thu Jul 16, 2009 11:01 am

The Mile end Brewery's fist brew.

=D> =D> =D> =D> =D> A BIG THANKYOU TO EVERYONE ON JBK FOR MAKING THIS DAY POSSIBLE =D> =D> =D> =D> =D>

With the brewhouse nearly finished and the mrs and kids out of the way, i decided to do my first AG, with the "Stunt rider" as an assistant, it was a gob hoblin from barley bottom.
Ingredients:

4KG Maris otter
0.18 kg Crystal Malt
0.15 kg Barley, Flaked
0.15 kg Wheat, Torrified
0.05 kg Chocolate Malt

55.00 gm Fuggles 90 min
20.00 gm Bobek 15 min
15.00 gm Bobek 0 min

1 Protafloc Tablet 15 mins boil
1 pack of S-04 yeast.

Bringing 30L of water to 75c, also circulating to the MT to preheat (pump on the left).
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Mashing In
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Daz "Stunt rider" Toole having a sniff!
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Breakfast at about eleven ish.....
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Bringing wort to the boil
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Nice rolling boil for 90mins
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Cooling, start of cold break.
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Running in to Fv
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The team looking confused!!!!!!
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Trub left as the drain was finishing.
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All in all it took from 10am untill 4.30 ish including clean up. Final sg was 1.045 when pitching yeast.Theres a few teething problems to overcome ie, remembering to turn off my beer font when pouring a pint (flooded the garage floor with about 6 pints). This will be the first of many brewdays.Watch this space!


CHEERS!
mmmmmmm beer!
Fv1 - Wheatbeer.
Fv2 - Nothing.
Cornie1 - Orfys hob goblin clone.
Cornie2 - Styrian stuner.

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Re: THE MILE END BREWERY'S FIRST BREWDAY.

Post by garwatts » Thu Jul 16, 2009 11:20 am

Looking good. Nice set up :) What's the brewing capacity?

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Post by lukesharpe » Thu Jul 16, 2009 11:55 am

Congrats on the first Brew day! Nice layout. :D

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Post by mixbrewery » Thu Jul 16, 2009 12:47 pm

Well done on your AG No.1 =D>

Nice to have a seperate brewhouse is'n't.
You might want to replace those flexi hoses on any hot lines, sometimes the rubber inset can give 'off' flavours.
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Post by WishboneBrewery » Thu Jul 16, 2009 4:05 pm

looking really good, nice neat little setup you've got there :)

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Post by GARYSMIFF » Thu Jul 16, 2009 4:20 pm

Nice to see others knocking it out. keep it up.
5hrs next time?

More pics. :D

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Re: THE MILE END BREWERY'S FIRST BREWDAY.

Post by bazbaby3 » Fri Jul 17, 2009 5:32 am

Thanks guys, I will replace the flex pipes with proper 1/2 brewing hose, and to answer the other question each of the pots hold 50 litres,including the nordic. Hopefully just enough room for a double batch for 2 cornies (45 litres pre boil).
mmmmmmm beer!
Fv1 - Wheatbeer.
Fv2 - Nothing.
Cornie1 - Orfys hob goblin clone.
Cornie2 - Styrian stuner.

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