Twopan

Strange. I generally use MJ Belgian Ale M41 and tripel M31. They always start rapidly and usually finish one or two points lower than...

Which leaves first place 🥇 @Twostage with his 6.04% amber beer called Louie. This was just amazing. Gentle aroma of dark caramel and a...

Well done to @Twostage and @xozzx and thanks to @Agentgonzo for having to spend 3 days getting drunk tasting them. I’m well chuffed for...

Thank you everyone for sending in the beers, and apologies for it taking this long into the month until I could start judging. I even...

@Caramel Ox thanks! Funnily enough, I have just been in the garage and looked at the the Leffe bottles. They have suddenly cleared...

M47 has an ideal range up to 25 so could probably cope with a couple more degrees.

The yeasts were MJ Belgian Abbey M47 for the Leffe and SafAle T-58 for the dubbel. I used the Abbey instead of the supplied T-58 and...

And the leffe is both bottled and in a mini keg. The mini keg was a real pea-souper! The bottles slightly less cloudy but not great at all.

The Leffe is but the dubbel is a community recipe which I have scaled down slightly. Both have been clear before.

One possibility is your water could vary from day to day depending on how much rain there had been prior to your brewday.

This guidance on protofloc and Brewbrite is helpful thanks. What counfounds me though is that the problem is inconsistent. I use the...

If it is a 21-23L brew one tablet of protofloc is way to much, i only use 0.5g in 21L Or a pinch between finger and thumb

I have settled around 0.6g protofloc and 2g brewbrite otherwise the amount of trub is too much. That doesn’t really help with your...

Yes it is 23L so I am clearly over egging it with the protofloc. I'll try a bit of a tablet next time, thanks.

I have brewed many successful batches. More recently though I have had some refuse to clear, with what looks likes faint whispy clouds...