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I've got a pressure barrel with a tap, so any cack I get in the second part will be below it then?
Thanks for the help, I knew we made you MoH for something.
Thanks for the help, I knew we made you MoH for something.
I've got a pressure barrel with a tap, so any cack I get in the second part will be below it then?
Thanks for the help, I knew we made you MoH for something.
Ahh the funs at all grain method. *flees
Lol
Yup, most of it will be. If you're doing that I would recommend leaving things to settle a bit after your first fermentation - perhaps cooling it as much as possible for a week (cold crashing).
Very true.Agreed. Kits are a good gateway to brewing though
When you say after, this is still in the fermenting bucket rather than the pressure barrel?
what this dude said, he sounds intelligent. This is what we bought to start us off and I/we highly reccommend it. http://www.brewuk.co.uk/store/micro/complete-woodfordes-starter-equipment-set.htmlWilko's do a reasonable starting range. They have fermentors, basic pressure barrels, sanitising chemicals, finings etc.
do the wilco fermentors have the hole for a gas trap/bubbler?
They dont but you can cut one in.
Taste it. That's how you can learn how the taste changes over time. And so you can try it and know that it's a beer. That you made!! Congratulations brewmeister Gilly!!!
do the wilco fermentors have the hole for a gas trap/bubbler?