Not sure if I have done something wrong here or not but I started a 5l batch yesterday using 1kg of Maris Otter 15g of Fuggles 5 at boil and 10 at 55mins got it cooled and ready to pitch took a gravity reading and it was only 1028 added the yeast anyway but isn't the OG a bit low? Is there any way I can raise it now that fermentation has started? This is my first AG brew.
Well it took ages but all complete
Gravity was about 1036 at about 24 degrees
Is that low?
I did my 4th of these simple brews tonight and must have been getting a bit cocky. All has gone ok, except that i have now realised that i have transferred the boiled wort into the fermentation bucket without straining out the hops. I am yet to add yeast as it is sat in my newly built brew fridge cooling down the last few degrees to get it to pitching temperature.
So, should i risk straining it into another container and then back into the fermentation bucket to remove the hops, or just pitch the yeast as it is?
How would you classify the beer in Clibit's original recipe?
With 1kg of Maris Otter and a single hop, would that be a basic pale ale?
It sounds wonderfully simple when you read it. Would love to try.
Id leave it mate. Hope replies not too late.
I did the same with my partial mash BIAB.
Half the hops went in but it had no adverse effect on the final product.
I posted a similar thread at the time and most told me they'd done the same with no problems.
Balls.
I thought I had a lot of malt left over.
In my haste to get the brew done I've only gone and read the scales incorrectly.
Probably used 2 ounzes of malt instead of two kilos.
Ffs
I'm about to embark on a mini mash including a coopers real ale.
Would I use EKG early on in the boil or the fuggles? I'm guessing whichever has the higher IBU would be first...
All the same its great to see step by step plans on here.
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