hirns wrote:Mash in @72C to gain approx 66C from 60min to 90min depending upon the recipe. THen I go the 93C(1/2 needed for final volume) followed by the 82C(1/2 needed for final volume(always have the bed sit around 82 for the sparg).
Hirns
hirns wrote: I would desribe it as wet cardboardy
speedie wrote:try this
stop sparging when the reading has reached about 1007
see if this has any effect on your brewing
(qoute from brewing by michael j lewis)
excessive sparging ie collecting a volume beyond the normal evaporation rate of the kettle, may detrimental to wort quality
and inefficent because the kettle boil must be extended to reach required gravity
it rarely pays to recover worts much below 1.5 plato (1006)
thought that tis may bring some light on what is presented as my writing skills are not all that flowery
cheers speedie
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