I'm really loving your channel. I watch a lot of George and Jesse, then I come over here for a look at the science behind it all. Keep up the good work.
Dude I love your channel, I’m a process engineer working in cannabis industry. There’s a lot of similarities between these two fields, very analogous natures. You know your shit man!
I find it really funny that Stillit posted a video on the same topic a day ago. I love that you go way deeper into scientific details, very interesting.
New subscriber. Just watched a similar video on Still It and saw your comment. Adding gelatin to beer is pretty common to reduce haze but I have not seen Bentonite used outside of wine making. Great video, thanks!
Hello, Thanks for the very interesting videos. You cover very good topics that many people probably wonder about. I have a question that came up during a whiskey tasting. A friend of mine said that if you remove the oak from the whiskey in the jar, the taste does not change during continued storage. However, I believe that many chemical equilibrium processes will continue long after in the whiskey that will change the taste even without oak. Am I right? sincerely Pelle
This is almost an unintentional ASMR video with the crinkly lab coat sound - just needed to speak in a softer more relaxing voice. Very informative by the way. Thank you.
It's called a pipetter. In this case it's a 1-10mL pipetter. Tons of them on amazon and ebay. So you buy the pipetter itself, which is just the handheld part, then you also need to buy the pipetter tips. I usually just wash the tips out and reuse them, if I am doing something with yeast/bacteria I will do an additional step and soak them in boiling water for about 5min. You can buy all of it off of Amazon, which is where I got mine, with the tips you get like 100 tips in a bag.
Hi! Good videos for seekers! I love science! I am MASON, because I believe in Jesus and Science! I am subscribed now. Thank you! P.S. In old days I just filter all through activated coal 3x when product was over-oaked. 🥂
I'm really loving your channel. I watch a lot of George and Jesse, then I come over here for a look at the science behind it all. Keep up the good work.
Dude I love your channel, I’m a process engineer working in cannabis industry. There’s a lot of similarities between these two fields, very analogous natures. You know your shit man!
I find it really funny that Stillit posted a video on the same topic a day ago. I love that you go way deeper into scientific details, very interesting.
I love Jesse's Channel, StillIt. I almost didn't do the video, Jesse convinced me to do it anyways.
New subscriber. Just watched a similar video on Still It and saw your comment. Adding gelatin to beer is pretty common to reduce haze but I have not seen Bentonite used outside of wine making. Great video, thanks!
Love your lab 🧪 brother hood! Café helps between taste. Wonderful technique looking forward to upgrade my lab.
Holly crap the results weren't what I thought they would be
Hello,
Thanks for the very interesting videos. You cover very good topics that many people probably wonder about.
I have a question that came up during a whiskey tasting. A friend of mine said that if you remove the oak from the whiskey in the jar, the taste does not change during continued storage. However, I believe that many chemical equilibrium processes will continue long after in the whiskey that will change the taste even without oak. Am I right? sincerely Pelle
I had some wine I tried using crushed eggshells in to clear it up a bit , do you think it would work for over oaked spirit as well
This is almost an unintentional ASMR video with the crinkly lab coat sound - just needed to speak in a softer more relaxing voice. Very informative by the way. Thank you.
You got a name for that syringe you use to take samples. I can't find that style by any name I search?
It's called a pipetter. In this case it's a 1-10mL pipetter. Tons of them on amazon and ebay. So you buy the pipetter itself, which is just the handheld part, then you also need to buy the pipetter tips. I usually just wash the tips out and reuse them, if I am doing something with yeast/bacteria I will do an additional step and soak them in boiling water for about 5min. You can buy all of it off of Amazon, which is where I got mine, with the tips you get like 100 tips in a bag.
@@adamw2785 pipetter sweet thanks I saw that and instantly knew I needed one. Thanks for you help and the awesome content!
14:47 Will put this absolutely vile liquid into my mouth a. second. time. because...SCIENCE!🤣
Spoken like a true scientist! (Mad...but true!) 😎
Hi! Good videos for seekers! I love science! I am MASON, because I believe in Jesus and Science! I am subscribed now. Thank you! P.S. In old days I just filter all through activated coal 3x when product was over-oaked. 🥂