And it's #Brewday. We're doing the same "Bavarian IPA" like half a year ago, to test if we can get a consistent result. If we do, we might use the recipe as basis for another attempt at a milkshake IPA.
And it's #Brewday. We're doing the same "Bavarian IPA" like half a year ago, to test if we can get a consistent result. If we do, we might use the recipe as basis for another attempt at a milkshake IPA.
Preboil gravity is 1.051, compared to last times 1.046. The main difference this time is the double crush. We're quite happy so far.
Edit: We even have two more liters of Wort. Double crushing really makes you get more out of the grain I suppose.
And the beer is in the fermenter. The S-04 did a great job last time, it's time to let the yeasty boys cook.
A little bit of fermentation still going, but this will be a quick one. I'll drop in the dry hops tomorrow and then give it until Thursday, until it's gonna be cold crashed.
Gotta use the opportunity tomorrow to fill up the water lock as well. Yesterday's powerful fermentation really blasted out some of the water π
The water lock is still bubbling a little bit. Current gravity is 1.026, same as we had last time, which meant our final ABV was .5% below target. But the #beer was still good. I'll give it another day just to check tomorrow if the gravity changes. If not I'll cold crash tomorrow and bottle on Sunday.
@Mutedog I wouldn't think so, the recipe said mash out at 67Β°C, and we kept to it.
If my calculation is not wrong, the result would be 73% attenuation, which would be on the lowest end of the manufacturers range.
And since getting attenuation up is the thing we struggled with using top-fermenting yeast in the past, we just took that one as a win last time π
@AndiPopp You get no overripe berry esters with S-04 at 19Β°C?
Nice!