I will also be to do with cell numbers. A pack of dry yeast has loads more cells in it than are actually needed to do the job. More cells faster fermentation. Kind of like it would take 3 men a lot quicker to dig a 12ft hole than one man
Thanks for the explanation. Never having been anywhere near an abattoir, I wouldn't have the first clue how they operate and what conditions are like inside one :hat:
tbh Im not 100% sure I just seem to remember the UV light bit from something I read a while back rather than what it was actually reacting too. Also I missed it was cider rather than beer as the OP posted in the beer forums rather than the wine/cider forum (will move the thread). Overall I think...
There was something on sky news today about it
https://news.sky.com/story/furlough-fraud-a-third-of-employees-asked-to-work-while-firms-get-government-handouts-12009325
I heard the thing about abattoirs before. Now this outbreak at a chicken processing plant. Wonder if there's some specific link between c-19 and meat, or is it just coincidence? Glad I dont eat the stuff
My hop schedule is for 60min boil but you can boil if for longer if you want (provided you have enough water) just start off the boil hops at 60 min. Mash isnt effected by the recipe like that, if thats what you mean
Tbh, I've never heard of nectar fruit hops. I dont think I'd put them in a Lager though if you want anything thats anywhere near traditional.
@cushyno ' s hop schedule is good so I'll copy that and adjust for AA% . I notice your after 20L. My first recipe is 23L so for 20L:
Pilsner malt 1.7kg...