I fixed the efficiency from 70% to 67% because the OG was 1052
I also fixed the attenuation cause the FG was 1012 after 10 days of fermentation.
I gave it 2 days @ 1°C afterwards, then I kegged it with 3 bars for 2.5 minutes.
The day after the pressure was between 0.5 and 0.6 bars.
Two days after that, the kegs where empty! Be careful hehehe
Next time, I hope I could give it more time to rest before serving. I was in a rush this time and the beer respond very well. I may have something like 2 liters bottled doing a second fermentation so in a few days I will see what´s in there.
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Awesome profile. I loved it. You can feel the sweetness of the malts and then the hops stands out drying your mouthfeel. The color goes from amber to a shiny ruby due to the late addition of the chocolate malt.