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Originally posted by Toxxyc View PostSo a pretty straight forward, regular schedule, nothing strange or fancy about it. Got it, thanks. EDIT: Looks great, I love it!
Anyone have any idea if pressure in a keg affects how quickly yeast drops from suspension? Just out of curiousity?
Originally posted by Dewald Posthumus View Post^
It are okThe Problem With The World Is That Everyone Is A Few Drinks Behind.!
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Originally posted by Toxxyc View PostSo a pretty straight forward, regular schedule, nothing strange or fancy about it. Got it, thanks. EDIT: Looks great, I love it!
Anyone have any idea if pressure in a keg affects how quickly yeast drops from suspension? Just out of curiousity?
I currently have an APA in the snubnose sitting at 24c and 15psi, its going like a rocket in fermentation right now, but as soon as its done I will cold crash under pressure and let you know.
Being clear its nice and easy to keep track of it clearing up.
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Originally posted by JIGSAW View PostNo idea ... never actually thought about it ... Do you think it plays a role ?
It would be cool to test if I get beers in kegs. One you can pressurize to serving pressure, as normal, and other just purging headspace and then carbonating before serving. Leave both for 2 weeks on Gelatin and see if it makes a difference.
I think I'mma do that if I get a gap again.
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Originally posted by JIGSAW View PostMy take of the Centennial Blonde recipe thats been floating around a few weeks ago ....
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Added .5g gypsum + .5g salt to the mash water (from tap)
One week in keg and this beer is just wow ... i can easily drink this all day long!
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