don't know the water Chemistry by heart. This is just an approximation
Notes
Using Muntons pre hopped Barley wine can as liquid extract.
Therefore I don't know what kinds of hops have been used.
Bitterness should be 33-47 IBU according to Muntons recipe.
WYeast 1214 will be used.
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Had my first taste of the beer, one month after bottling. It tasted a bit flat. Didn't have the mouth feel and maltyness I was hoping for. The wood flavor was only faintly noticeable. There scent of banana was present, although I fermented the beer on low temperatures (17C (+/- 2C) Secondly, there was next to zero carbondioxide present in the beer.
In hopes of saving the beer, I shook the bottles and placed them on a warm spot in the house (24C) for a month