Yippee
My post xmas brewing splurge arrive today, mainly the ingredients for the remaining brews in my sig.
The thing I'm most excited about is the Vermont ale yeast. It's apparently from a US craft brew calls Heady Topper, which has won many awards. The Brewer attributes a large percentage of its success to the yeast which really accentuates hop flavour and kicks out lots of peach and tropical fruit notes. It's also known as Conan in the states.
Anyone used it?
It's a relatively low attenuator and low flocculating so i expect to produce rather cloudy but intensely flavoured IPAs with it.
I'm going to do a single batch of simple wort (MO plus crystal or cara) then do half with Amarillo and eldorado, and half with huge amounts of just eldorado.
I've git high hopes of the eldorado only version being the most insanely tasty beer I've made yet.
Now j just need to find a day to get them going on!
My post xmas brewing splurge arrive today, mainly the ingredients for the remaining brews in my sig.
The thing I'm most excited about is the Vermont ale yeast. It's apparently from a US craft brew calls Heady Topper, which has won many awards. The Brewer attributes a large percentage of its success to the yeast which really accentuates hop flavour and kicks out lots of peach and tropical fruit notes. It's also known as Conan in the states.
Anyone used it?
It's a relatively low attenuator and low flocculating so i expect to produce rather cloudy but intensely flavoured IPAs with it.
I'm going to do a single batch of simple wort (MO plus crystal or cara) then do half with Amarillo and eldorado, and half with huge amounts of just eldorado.
I've git high hopes of the eldorado only version being the most insanely tasty beer I've made yet.
Now j just need to find a day to get them going on!