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Re: Style question...
Posted: Thursday Jul 10, 2008 10:57 am
by rwh
gibbocore wrote:Guess i better get brewing then, do you know if the poms decoct?
No, not as far as I know, at least not traditionally.
gibbocore wrote:The stand out flavour for me was malt flavour, then hop flavour. And what sort of temps?
The malt probably comes from a combo of floor malted Marris Otter and various crystals, and possibly amber (though I doubt it in this particular case, amber's more a brown ale thing). Mash high, say 67 or 68.
Re: Style question...
Posted: Thursday Jul 10, 2008 11:02 am
by gibbocore
cool, cheers for that. I heard floor malted maris otter isnt the same as the MO we get in Oz?
Re: Style question...
Posted: Thursday Jul 10, 2008 11:36 am
by rwh
Yeah, I've heard the same thing, but I'm a local man myself; can't justify to myself the extra
food miles of the imported stuff, so I haven't tried it.

Pretty sure the doc and TL swear by the stuff tho.
Re: Style question...
Posted: Thursday Jul 10, 2008 1:11 pm
by gibbocore
That's a bummer. Ahh well cheers for that, have to make do.
Re: Style question...
Posted: Thursday Jul 10, 2008 1:37 pm
by gibbocore
o o oh, one more thing, i just read up on the WY1968, and it highly reccomends a diacetyl rest, has anyone found this?? My concern is that i'll be fermenting at room temp (currently 16-18 deg) and i don't truly understand how i'd go about resting it at room temp when its been fermented at room temp? Or is it just suggesting that i leave the finished wort for a couple of days to let the yeast continue cleaning the beer after FG is achieved?
Re: Style question...
Posted: Thursday Jul 10, 2008 1:58 pm
by rwh
If you're fermenting at room temp, the yeast should be able to scrub the diacetyl just fine. I've used this yeast at room temp before and didn't notice a diacetyl problem.
Re: Style question...
Posted: Thursday Jul 10, 2008 2:05 pm
by gibbocore
Awesome, cheers.