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Started by Will_D, May 02, 2016, 02:48:58 PM

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nigel_c

Cask 1 RIS - actual total =24+18+20+24+0+30+25+0 = 141L
1. Will_D - actual 24 L
2. Molc (1 Corny ready)
3. Jolley brewer 20L ready
4. Jacob -  actual 24L
5. Pat
6. Nigel 30
7. Simon - 25L
8. Partridge

Cask 2 Old Ale - actual total = 25+23+23+0+0+0+19+0 =  90L
1. Molc  - 25L
2. Pheeel - actual 23L
3. Simon - 23L
4. Jacob
5. Cahalbrua
6. Nigel -
7.Jolleybrewer 21L Ready
8. Partridge

Pat_buttercups

Right. 2nd attempt at this and of course I bought a new fermenter to replace some of my older ones. truns out the seal on it isn't great and it popped open mid-fermentation... and yes it is now sour.
This isn't meant to happen for me so im going to drop off of it :( sorry guys if theres extra space in the old ale I try to get in on that


Cask 1 RIS - actual total =24+18+20+24+0+30+25+0 = 141L
1. Will_D - actual 24 L
2. Molc (1 Corny ready)
3. Jolley brewer 20L ready
4. Jacob -  actual 24L
5. Pat
6. Nigel 30
7. Simon - 25L
8. Partridge

Cask 2 Old Ale - actual total = 25+23+23+0+0+0+19+0 =  90L
1. Molc  - 25L
2. Pheeel - actual 23L
3. Simon - 23L
4. Jacob
5. Cahalbrua
6. Nigel -
7.Jolleybrewer 21L Ready
8. Partridge

nigel_c

Pat you can have my old ale spot.
Simple 100% Pale Ale malt
Recipe was sent out on the whats app group.

DEMPSEY

Just a heads up we emptied our 2 barrels and got 7.5 corneys from one barrel and 6.5 corneys from the second barrel.
Dei miscendarum discipulus
Forgive us our Hangovers as we forgive those who hangover against us

Leann ull

And how many samples did you have a go at on the sly

DEMPSEY

Dei miscendarum discipulus
Forgive us our Hangovers as we forgive those who hangover against us

Pheeel

Updated

Cask 1 RIS - actual total =24+18+20+24+0+30+25+0 = 141L
1. Will_D - actual 24 L
2. Molc (1 Corny ready)
3. Jolley brewer 20L ready
4. Jacob -  actual 24L
5. TBD
6. Nigel 30
7. Simon - 25L
8. Partridge

Can someone else step in instead of Pat?
James, you close to getting your RIS done?


Cask 2 Old Ale - actual total = 25+23+23+0+0+0+19+0 =  90L
1. Molc  - 25L
2. Pheeel - actual 23L
3. Simon - 23L
4. Jacob
5. Cahalbrua
6. Pat
7.Jolleybrewer 21L Ready
8. Partridge

Jacob, Pat, James. Any ETA on the old Ale?
Issues with your membership? PM me!

Jacob

In primary now. Week this sunday

Will_D

So can any one knock out 25L of any thing* to fill out the RIS?

We can always leave th ecask short and top uplater (as we did in the past)

Malty/Rich/8 or 9%ish/darkish but 'owt would help!
Remember: The Nationals are just round the corner - time to get brewing

nigel_c

July 22, 2016, 11:02:22 PM #84 Last Edit: July 22, 2016, 11:16:53 PM by nigel_c
I'll see what I can do for the RIS. Not promising anything. Might be able to get in an extract batch with some of that lme we acquired. Few other brews to get done first though. Don't know what I'll do with the guts of 50 liters of it but off for for a few days so need something to do.

Simon_

Aren't the casks 120L. Isn't the reported 140L likely to be enough?

Will_D

Yes Simon 140 L should do the trick - sort of missed that.

We need to concentrate on the Old Ale!

Cask 2 Old Ale - actual total = 25+23+23+0+0+0+21+0 =  93L
1. Molc  - 25L
2. Pheeel - actual 23L
3. Simon - 23L
4. Jacob
5. Cahalbrua
6. Pat
7.Jolleybrewer 21L Ready
8. Partridge

Jacob, Cahal, Pat, James. Any ETA on the old Ale?
Remember: The Nationals are just round the corner - time to get brewing

molc

I have a keg of 6% sweet stout I'm not drinking as it was a little too sweet for my liking. Can bring a sample to the meet and you can see if you'd like to add it in.
Fermenting: IPA, Lambic, Mead
Conditioning: Lambic, Cider, RIS, Ole Ale, Saison
On Tap: IPA, Helles, Best Bitter

nigel_c

Sounds good to me. My poor liver couldn't handle that much RIS .

Partridge9

Brewing the old ale early tomorrow

67C mash temp ?