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Rebellious Lambic - AKA Old English October Beer...

Started by johnrm, November 26, 2013, 11:33:38 PM

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Garry

February 28, 2014, 02:00:59 PM #75 Last Edit: February 28, 2014, 02:35:49 PM by Garry
I'll stick your name on the list anyway Doc. As for yeast and when? We'll see! I've never used liquid yeast before so it's all new to me  :o

1. johnrm
2. taf
3. Sam
4. Dara (Just talking to him)
5. mr_happy
6. Garry
7. LordEoin
8. Dr Horrible
9.
10. johnrm (2nd batch if short bodies)


Garry

1. johnrm
2. taf
3. Sam
4. Dara (Just talking to him)
5. mr_happy
6. Garry
7. LordEoin
8. Dr Horrible
9. ColmOM
10. johnrm (2nd batch if short bodies)

mr hoppy

I've about 6 jars with WLP037 (Yorkshire Square) that I washed from a mild recently. Would fit the bill if people are interested.

johnrm

Careful lads, yeast from Mr H? He's not to be trusted...

LordEoin

If it's suitable and will last til brewday, then great!

johnrm


donnchadhc


johnrm

I'm running the numbers based on Radical Brewing.
4.5Kg Pale yielding 19l with 76% efficiency is giving me 4.2%
8.3Kg is needed to hit 7.8%, the boil won't be a problem, but tuns need to be big.

Thoughts?

@Tube, Yep, loads of Oak and Whiskey, but I'd say its gone now. The Barrel help Sams Black IPA after this.

donnchadhc

Go for the higher gravity, this thing has to survive in the barrel, never mind standing up to the oak!

donnchadhc

A normal 30 litre mash tun should take that for a 20 litre batch surely?

johnrm


donnchadhc

Is there a group brew day for this? If not, anyone fancy it?

Garry

I don't think we were planning a group brew? It it would be very hard for all of us to do it the same day anyway, but does anyone want to suggest a time and place and we'll see who's available?

Taf

Not sure if I'd be up for a mammoth brew like we did for the stout, but wouldn't mind a bit of partnering up on a smaller scale.