Nice update. Looking forward to all the videos and stuff you have coming up. Best wishes for a fast recovery and also for an easy move to your new home. Nice to hear that the Schwarzbier is kegged. Cheers
Looking forward to the pacific Ale, I did mine with NZ hops and my neighbour did his with Galaxy, I preferred his, and funnily enough he preferred mine. So we swapped 6 bottles. With my pacific Ale I used the brick road LDME, neighbour used liquid malt from Muntons, enjoy
I don't prime my kegs as a standard thing, I pressure ferment and transfers carbonated beer to the keg. When I do keg prime, I add 70gm of dextrose on transfer, purge keg and let sit at room temp for 14-21 days then stick in the fridge on gas at serving pressure, if they aren't quite fully gassed they only need a few days to get there and they have had some time to settle and condition.
Speedy recovery my friend
Nice update. Looking forward to all the videos and stuff you have coming up. Best wishes for a fast recovery and also for an easy move to your new home. Nice to hear that the Schwarzbier is kegged. Cheers
I'm waiting on the Scottish Ale to blow, so I can swap it out and keep a similar depth dark brew on...
@@littlejohnsbrewing 👍🍺
Pub's open.🍺
wishing you a quick recover mate, cheers
@@finnroohomebrewing cheers Finn
Looking forward to the pacific Ale, I did mine with NZ hops and my neighbour did his with Galaxy, I preferred his, and funnily enough he preferred mine. So we swapped 6 bottles.
With my pacific Ale I used the brick road LDME, neighbour used liquid malt from Muntons, enjoy
I'm interested to see how a more standard style goes from Brick Road....
Hey little Jon, how long do you usually leave your kegs priming for before you cool down and put on gas? Thanks
I don't prime my kegs as a standard thing, I pressure ferment and transfers carbonated beer to the keg. When I do keg prime, I add 70gm of dextrose on transfer, purge keg and let sit at room temp for 14-21 days then stick in the fridge on gas at serving pressure, if they aren't quite fully gassed they only need a few days to get there and they have had some time to settle and condition.