Recipe Advice Thread
Let's see how it goes eh...
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Permalink Reply by Edmund Barker on
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I taped them up! I've got a Laphroaig 1/4 cask with my "kiwi pils" conditioning at the mo. I did one on the first brew and carbonation wasn't great, but I taped this one up to try and maintain a seal. It's wicked that you guys are helping out. I love experimenting with my cooking and am using the same approach with my brewing, why buy when you can brew right?
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Permalink Reply by Kelly Milligan on
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No worries mate, feel free to ask any other questions along the way! How to Brew is magical, and you'll find yourself learning so F'ing much as you make your way through it it's outrageous ;P
What scarrfie said about the extract/boil size :)
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Permalink Reply by Stewy on
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Can anyone tell me how a wheat beer comes out using Safbrew wb-06 dry yeast? I've got one in the bottle and looking at making a extract Hefe as my third brew. Someone advised the liquid yeast may not always be fresh, but I thought I'd hear comments from the experts first!
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Permalink Reply by Scarrfie on
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Bloody awful in my experience. It is really a halfway yeast but doesn't really seem to achieve either wheat beer or ale flavour. Perhaps others have tricks to using it but I really didn't find it very nice at all, my worst AG beer. I have done wheat beers with w34/70 and S04, some of which turned out alright. I have read that windsor can be used for some fruity esters, but I don't think it would be that great either. Hopefully someone else can direct you to a better dry yeast for your needs.
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Permalink Reply by Steve Manning on
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I used a safbrew US-05 dry yeast for an all grain wheat beer and it came out OK - a Banana sort of flavour. I made it with 2.5kg Wheat and 3.2 kg Pilsen and a 3 stage Mash. I have ordered and am about to use WB-06 Wheat Yeast lets see what the difference is. I have been brewing with a yound German chap that has a degree in Brewing and he seemed quite happy with the Safeale US-05. He called the beer a Bock it was high alcohol about 6.5% - ouch
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My experience is that now (as apposed to even only 18months ago) we can get much more fresh liquid yeast here in NZ. The Brew House and Brew Shop are both great, and regularly get new shipments in. I've had liquid yeast as fresh as 6 days old from both of these companies! It does however depend on the strain you're purchasing etc. Haven't used the WB-06 sorry mate, but when it comes to dry yeast you can't look past Nottingham for pretty much anything ;P
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Hi - used US 04 on a celtic red - it took off like a rocket and then the head crashed and it has settled to be really clear about 8 days now at 20C but reading is still at 1020 - I would hope this falls further - but not much bubble activity - any ideas??
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thanks guys for your replies. I think I'll go for one of the liquid Hefeweizen ale yeasts then. I'll have to decide between the WLP300 and the WLP380. Which would you recommend for a Hefe?
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Hey Dean, check out my reply to Edmund on the previous page :)
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Hi Dean,
Are you doing AG or extract? Where in the country are you? I'm in Welly if you want to get together for a brew :) My set up is pretty basic...
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