Voodoo 6 Nov 13, 2016 #21 That is for a 5 gallon batch, The abbey brews as they are known, are high gravity brews all around. A lot of fermentables.
That is for a 5 gallon batch, The abbey brews as they are known, are high gravity brews all around. A lot of fermentables.
Voodoo 6 Nov 13, 2016 #22 All the cool stuff is gone from the monks, No girls, no playing poker with midgets, no water slides. So they have mastered the art of brewing to ease the misery.
All the cool stuff is gone from the monks, No girls, no playing poker with midgets, no water slides. So they have mastered the art of brewing to ease the misery.
queequeg152 Nov 13, 2016 #23 18 lbs of sugar for 5 gallons? what was teh SG before you fermented it? and final ABV?
wheebz Nov 13, 2016 #24 where are you getting 18 pounds of sugar for 5 gallons from? i see 2.5lbs of syrup, but not 18
queequeg152 Nov 13, 2016 #25 Voodoo 6 said: Here is an example of a westy 12 clone grain bill: Grist/Fermentables ---------------------------------- 8.00 lbs Pilsner (2 Row) Belgian (2.0 SRM) 7.00 lbs Pale Malt (2 Row) Belgian (3.0 SRM) 2.50 lbs D-180 Candi Syrup (180.0 SRM) So compared to the grains/malts its lower. Click to expand... oh this is malt grain...not extract. what is typical for malt to sugar? like 40%?
Voodoo 6 said: Here is an example of a westy 12 clone grain bill: Grist/Fermentables ---------------------------------- 8.00 lbs Pilsner (2 Row) Belgian (2.0 SRM) 7.00 lbs Pale Malt (2 Row) Belgian (3.0 SRM) 2.50 lbs D-180 Candi Syrup (180.0 SRM) So compared to the grains/malts its lower. Click to expand... oh this is malt grain...not extract. what is typical for malt to sugar? like 40%?
queequeg152 Nov 13, 2016 #27 Inbev bought my fav. texas brewery yesterday =(. that means cheaper 6pack rights?