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  1. The-Engineer-That-Brews

    Been shafted by my previous CO2 supplier...

    Thanks @Graz for sharing your experience, as it's the best way for other people to learn about the merits/pitfalls of the various options athumb..; and good news to hear you've found a decent supplier at the end of the day. I remember feeling a bit overwhelmed when I first thought about...
  2. The-Engineer-That-Brews

    TETB’s Brewdays

    Next time I'll capture the log (1 sec intervals) if you like ;-)
  3. The-Engineer-That-Brews

    TETB’s Brewdays

    Well after today’s brew my stock levels are now definitely the best they’ve been. In order of brewing: Münich Helles (drinking - about half left) Bière de Garde (conditioning) Belgian Dubbel (conditioning) London Bitter (fermenting) Belgian Wit (fermenting) That’s all kegs in action for the...
  4. The-Engineer-That-Brews

    ESB for my first ever all-grain brew day

    if you’re a tad over on the OG and under on the volume it’s no problem: just top up in the FV with a bit of cooled boiled water. You can do that now: the yeast won’t mind, and you’ll end up with more to drink wink.... Use this calculator to work out how much water to add...
  5. The-Engineer-That-Brews

    ESB for my first ever all-grain brew day

    Well done… looks like you’ll have a cracking brew athumb..
  6. The-Engineer-That-Brews

    Sweet Orange Peel… how much to use?

    If it's any use as a reference point, today I brewed a Belgian Wit and put in 25g of bitter orange peel (dried) for the last 10min of the boil ... I put it in the spider along with the hops and took it out about 10min after flameout
  7. The-Engineer-That-Brews

    Acidifying the Sparge (or not!)

    Thanks for the heads up!! 🤣 If you get a brew on now, you'll be glad for it when the Summer comes ;-)
  8. The-Engineer-That-Brews

    TETB’s Brewdays

    Where are you sourcing that, @YF? I see Charles Faram has it (and a pretty impressive range of others too) but I'm not sure whether they sell to retail?
  9. The-Engineer-That-Brews

    TETB’s Brewdays

    No rush, gentlemen :-) plenty of time Anyone else who fancies joining is welcome... @DocAnna ?
  10. The-Engineer-That-Brews

    TETB’s Brewdays

    Yes indeed! recirculation flow rate 1.9L/min total fluid volume (before grain absorption) 15.15L grain mass 4.45kg diameter of the mash tun 33cm dead space 2L The mash tun was closed at the top, and there was about 1.5cm liquor standing on top of the grain :cool: What surprised me was how...
  11. The-Engineer-That-Brews

    TETB’s Brewdays

    Re-pitching with fresh sediment from my Dubbel: Lalbrew Belgian-style Wit. I put about 500ml in… who knows how many cells 🤣 Sounds like a few of us are doing Wits at the moment; maybe lets do a collaborative swap when they’re ready? @Agentgonzo
  12. The-Engineer-That-Brews

    TETB’s Brewdays

    OG 1.052 after the chill. Hmmm.... OK I'll liquor back a couple of litres: I've already got enough Belgian rocket fuel with the Dubbel 🤣
  13. The-Engineer-That-Brews

    Acidifying the Sparge (or not!)

    Thanks Mike - interesting read athumb.. How hard is your water?
  14. The-Engineer-That-Brews

    TETB’s Brewdays

    Hydrometer (pre boil, cooled) is a bit more like it 🤣
  15. The-Engineer-That-Brews

    TETB’s Brewdays

    Pre-boil 1.050 … oops 🤣 Looks like I might be liquoring back a smidge then. I’ll wait and see what the hydrometer says.
  16. The-Engineer-That-Brews

    TETB’s Brewdays

    60.8g of Saaz (2.1%) in for 70min - aroma is amazing
  17. The-Engineer-That-Brews

    TETB’s Brewdays

    Last runnings 1.013: this’ll go in as a top-up mid boil
  18. The-Engineer-That-Brews

    TETB’s Brewdays

    Nice looking wort, 1.078 for the first runnings
  19. The-Engineer-That-Brews

    TETB’s Brewdays

    There’s a good old head on it 🤣
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