General Category > Extract/Partial Mash Brewing
Like visiting an old friend.....
yeastmaster:
I've been doing almost exclusively all-grain brewing for a number of years now but recently life has been getting too hectic to find the time for a all-grin batch. Really having the urge to brew I brewed up an extract version of my Irish Red yesterday. Boy what a great brew session! Nice and relaxing! I was able to get it brewed up, into the fermenter, and yeast pitched in the couple of hours I had between work shifts! I might have to start doing sessions like this more often! ::)
denny:
Last summer, I brewed my first extract batch in maybe 9 years in order to come up with a recipe kit for NB. It took me 2 hours longer than AG!
ndcube:
--- Quote from: denny on January 27, 2010, 09:21:23 AM ---Last summer, I brewed my first extract batch in maybe 9 years in order to come up with a recipe kit for NB. It took me 2 hours longer than AG!
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Took that long for the LME to pour out this time of year!?
denny:
:)
After I steeped the grains for 45 min., I then added hops for FWH and let those sit for another 20 min. or so. All that happened in the house. Then I moved everything out to the garage so I could do a full boil. If I was gonna start doing extract batches regularly, I'd come up with a better method!
Beertracker:
Nothing wrong with RDWHAHB! I like making mead for much the same reason. ;)
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