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I like to bottle them, as you said the carbonation levels are hard to achieve in a keg. I plan to brew a few back to back. Next will be a single hop again using Lorien hop's. The last will be cascade, citra and lemon peal
It’s well carbed but not to the level it would be in a bottle.
Think I might do a wakatu pale ale tomorrow for my daughters leaving do (Australia) at the end of may.
 
Kegged the New Zealand IPA, closed transfer into the keg. Sample had great aroma and tasted promising. I will try a pint on Saturday night. 🙏
4 kegs are full now. Best bitter, Belgian pale, porter and New Zealand IPA. Nice line up for Easter. The Saison is sitting at 20 degree's I will ramp up one it gets going.
 
I had a small sample of the New Zealand IPA earlier. Real strong aroma, tastes a bit yeasty but that will fade. Not sure why it's hazy, it's just base malt and carapils. This should turn into a really nice beer 🍺
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I had a small sample of the New Zealand IPA earlier. Real strong aroma, tastes a bit yeasty but that will fade. Not sure why it's hazy, it's just base malt and carapils. This should turn into a really nice beer 🍺
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The 150g dry hop probably causing the haze.
120g mix of Nectaron & Pacific Jade in my Amber , still hazy(very ugly in amber beers). Gelatine hasn't cleared and it's been 25 days in keg
 
Just checked the Saison. It's dropped from 1.048 to 1.002. Time to drop the temp and dry hop with 50g of H-blanc. This will be bottle conditioned, I might brew another Saison for the keg
 
I am in the middle of brewing an American amber. Was getting my grain ready earlier. The plan was to use some Munich but I had to change my plans. This is labelled light Munich, nothing light about it. I put a bag of Vienna beside it for comparison. Any ideas
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I am in the middle of brewing an American amber. Was getting my grain ready earlier. The plan was to use some Munich but I had to change my plans. This is labelled light Munich, nothing light about it. I put a bag of Vienna beside it for comparison. Any ideas
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Looks like a caraaroma or special b?

That is not any sort of Munich.
 
American amber

4.5kg Minch pale malt
350g Cara ruby
150g crystal 145
200g biscuit malt
50g black malt @mash out

16g Magnum@30mins
20g Chinook@10mins
40g Columbus, 20g Chinook & 30g Strata@ flameout
70g strata dry hop

Yeast CML five
 
American amber

4.5kg Minch pale malt
350g Cara ruby
150g crystal 145
200g biscuit malt
50g black malt @mash out

16g Magnum@30mins
20g Chinook@10mins
40g Columbus, 20g Chinook & 30g Strata@ flameout
70g strata dry hop

Yeast CML five
That’s a nice looking recipe, I’ll be interested to hear how the biscuit malt works out, there’s a big chunk of roasted grain in there and going with biscuit could actually be a stroke of genius!
Sorry I’ve completely missed this thread until tonight. That ‘Light Munich’ in the earlier post looks very dark, which maltster is it from?
 
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That’s a nice looking recipe, I’ll be interested to hear how the biscuit malt works out, there’s a big chunk of roasted grain in there and going with biscuit could actually be a stroke of genius!
Sorry I’ve completely missed this thread until tonight. That ‘Light Munich’ in the earlier post looks very dark, which maltster is it from?
The biscuit was a last minute sub because of the problem with the Munich. My brewing recipes is like an episode out of ready steady cook 😄
 

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