#1 brew 2018.06.17
-turned out to be 21 liters
-lot's of mistakes made at mashing
-it was very well balanced, not dry, not sweet (but rather sweet than dry), and just perfect amount of bitterness, cannot feel the high alcohol by taste
-did not add honey at secondary because of high OG, also no vanilla beans
-6,17% (OG: 1.053, FG: 1.006)
27x0,5 l
7x0,33 l
~4,5l party keg
(~20,31 bottled)
Bottling: 99,9g of dextrose in 0,5 l water for 16 l, carbonated for 2 weeks
Thoughts: Awesome first brew (those mistakes were it's destiny), beautiful colour, very refressing (see the first two pics)
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Last Updated: 2018-08-27 19:32 UTC
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