London Bitter

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Zuma
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London Bitter

Post by Zuma »

Any opinions on this one?

23L

3kg LME
350g Crystal Malt
150g Smoked Peat Malt
45g Northern Brewer 90 mins
50g EKG 15 mins
Wyeast 1028

Dry hop with 23g Fuggles or Stryian Goldings
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Chris
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Re: London Bitter

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The smoked peat malt- doesn't it need mashing?

The recipe sounds tasty by the way. And I'd go the fuggles for dry hopping.
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I got it cracked and just steeped it.

Rightly or wrongly?
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Well you should still get the peatiness out of it. No big deal.
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Just had a sneak preview of this after the 2 week min period.

Bloody beautiful.
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Re: London Bitter

Post by Trough Lolly »

G'day Zuma,
Sorry to be a "johnny come lately" but smoked peat malt normally requires mashing. You would have had no major probs anyway if you steeped it at around 65-70C.

Cheers,
TL
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