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Nice one coffeeuk.
carnt wait to brew 60 min ipa on friday
only thing i have changed is the yeast couldnt get hold of liquid in time
carnt wait to brew 60 min ipa on friday
only thing i have changed is the yeast couldnt get hold of liquid in time
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I like that he's put in a table giving suggestions for dried yeasts. Handy as it's much cheaper than the liquid.
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Brewed the 60 min ipa out of gregs book 2day and all i can say is WOW
them hops smelled beautiful now to play the waiting game
can out with 1.060 ish and around 22 n half ltr
them hops smelled beautiful now to play the waiting game
can out with 1.060 ish and around 22 n half ltr
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I'm going to have a bash at the Elderflower Ale from the Greg Hughes book but I've got a question about hops.
It calls for 2 additions of Challenger and one of fuggles.
I have some Bobek, WGV and Summer in the house. I've used the the Bobek before as a substituted for Fuggles but could I use one of the others as a substitute for the Challenger hops?
Cheers guys.
It calls for 2 additions of Challenger and one of fuggles.
I have some Bobek, WGV and Summer in the house. I've used the the Bobek before as a substituted for Fuggles but could I use one of the others as a substitute for the Challenger hops?
Cheers guys.
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I'd use the WGV as a Challenger substitute, same quantities and timings.
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I love this book as well! All is very well explained, so if someone is just starting, he/she will be guided very 'profesionally .'
My question is, how do you think, what is % efficiency of those recipes (mashes to be exact)? 72, 75 %
I've tried to put'em into various brewing apps and software? Still, it's hard to decide.
What would be your take on this?
[EDIT] I twitted their website and answer was: 75% . Awesome. And I did answered to myself :p
My question is, how do you think, what is % efficiency of those recipes (mashes to be exact)? 72, 75 %
I've tried to put'em into various brewing apps and software? Still, it's hard to decide.
What would be your take on this?
[EDIT] I twitted their website and answer was: 75% . Awesome. And I did answered to myself :p
Last edited by mirogster on Fri Mar 28, 2014 1:32 am, edited 1 time in total.
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The Elderflower Ale is ready and I can tell you... It's outstanding!!
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Might be one to try. I have done old peculier and 60 min ipa both great brews
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If you remember, which recipe is the Old Peculier that you made.Dave-Leeds wrote:Might be one to try. I have done old peculier and 60 min ipa both great brews
I got the book from Christmas and I'm very pleased. My only (small) criticism is that I can't work out which recipe is related to which commercial beer.
For example. I would imagine that 'London Bitter' on page 140 is a Fullers London Pride clone and 'Witbier' on page 190 is Hooegarden. Apart from those, I can't really equate the recipes to beers I know. Most of them do look nice though.
Don't get me wrong, I love the book and am just assembling the equipment ready to start on one of the recipes.
Thanks
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Bluepanda i think the old peculier might have been from GW book but the 60 min ipa was from Gregs book.
i prefer this op to the shop bought bottles has alot more flavour to it
i prefer this op to the shop bought bottles has alot more flavour to it
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Now that's a result. I ordered the GW book yesterday because I enjoyed Greg's book so much.Dave-Leeds wrote:Bluepanda i think the old peculier might have been from GW book but the 60 min ipa was from Gregs book.
i prefer this op to the shop bought bottles has alot more flavour to it
Happy days
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I would say its the best brew i have made to date. Defo brew again and again