Mixing 2 X 5L brews.

[rhys37429]

Theoretically could you brew; (all grain)
5L of XYZ ale on Monday.
Another 5L of XYZ ale on Tuesday.
Ferment both individually, and then add both to a serving vessel (10L) and carbonate, and then serve?

 

[The Baron]

Yes no problem doing that at all they just need to compliment each other as a blend. I do not know how old you are but when I was young you could order half and half which depends on where you come from but it was mild and bitter, snakebite lager and cider black velvet cider and guinness/stout and many more so it it floats your boat just go for it

 

[Benfleet Brewery]

Yes no problem doing that at all they just need to compliment each other as a blend. I do not know how old you are but when I was young you could order half and half which depends on where you come from but it was mild and bitter, snakebite lager and cider black velvet cider and guinness/stout and many more so it it floats your boat just go for it

Ooh yeah, Light and Lager

 

[rhys37429]

Cheers guys.

The plan would be to use the same kit.
Saves using multiple 5L kegs, plan would be to use 10L kegs.