The final gravity was the same as yesterday: 1.010 so I decided to get the fermented wort into the barrel. After sterilising the barrel and the necessary length of tube I put 77 grams of caster sugar into the barrel. It was then a simple matter of running the wort off into the barrel, sealing the lid and placing into the fermenting cupboard. The barrel will remain there for 3 to 4 days and then into the garage to condition.
Fridays are no longer new brew days. That distinction has been transferred to Mondays. So this Monday will be a brew day providing that I have go all the necessary ingredients. So watch this space for more news.
An account of successes and failures in attempts to reproduce some of the finest ales found in the UK and tastings of some of the many real ales and beers available commercially.
YOU MAY NOT LIKE ALL OF THE ALES ON OFFER BUT YOU CAN'T DENY THAT REAL ALE IS TASTY.
DEMAND A FULL PINT. WRITE/EMAIL YOUR MP FOR LINED GLASSES TO BE MANDATED.
JOIN CAMRA. DRINK MORE BEER. DON'T SPILL BEER.
PLEASE CLICK ON THE ADVERTS. MONIES EARNED WILL BE GIVEN TO THE ALZHEIMER'S SOCIETY
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