The fresh wort kit is up and bubbling.
The aroma as it was poured from the container to the FV was incredible. And now it's fermenting it smells even better! Beautiful fresh hop aroma. I wish I could replicate this with my all grain brews.
Guy
Fresh wort beer kits - The Malt Miller
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Re: Fresh wort beer kits - The Malt Miller
Guy,guypettigrew wrote:This is all very weird!
Apologies for being a PITA, but let's get a grip here!!!
Guy
Glad to see you changed your tune!guypettigrew wrote:The fresh wort kit is up and bubbling.
The aroma as it was poured from the container to the FV was incredible. And now it's fermenting it smells even better! Beautiful fresh hop aroma. I wish I could replicate this with my all grain brews.
Guy
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Re: Fresh wort beer kits - The Malt Miller
I think my slightly irritated comment was more about this topic being in the AG section than anything else. But, whatever, I also said I'd no doubt give one of these a go. And so far, I'm very glad I did.
With almost no free time it was a joy to have a full batch of beautifully aromatic wort in the FV with the yeast pitched in under 30 minutes.
No cleaning of equipment afterwards, no post brewing analysis of why the OG wasn't quite what was expected, no little notes to remind me to do a few things differently next time.
It's more expensive than an AG brew, and a lot less challenging, but a superb alternative when a day mashing and boiling is impossible.
Guy
With almost no free time it was a joy to have a full batch of beautifully aromatic wort in the FV with the yeast pitched in under 30 minutes.
No cleaning of equipment afterwards, no post brewing analysis of why the OG wasn't quite what was expected, no little notes to remind me to do a few things differently next time.
It's more expensive than an AG brew, and a lot less challenging, but a superb alternative when a day mashing and boiling is impossible.
Guy