The best method is to clear your wash before distillation using Still Spirits Turbo Clear, this will drop most of the excess sugars and sediment to the bottom of your …
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The usual carbon filtering process will in most cases remove the cloudiness, but as the cloudiness often stems from your wash coming through with the spirit, the sure way is to …
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You will produce small quantities of methanol when distilling using commercial ‘spirit yeasts’ and sugar/dextrose. The temperature ethanol (drinking alcohol) boils off at is 78C-82C, which is why we are always told to …
Maturing your Home brew: Short answer: Most literature state 2-6 months as an optimum time for beer to age to get the full effect of the hop flavour, as after 6 months the …
In beer making all time is relative to temperature. The warmer the brew, the faster the ferment the more quickly it will spoil once fermentation has finished, that is prior …
7 days (1 week) best case scenario using Turbo Yeasts, or 12 days using a slower cleaner yeast (Super 6 Ultra Pure). General rule of thumb, 5-10 days to ferment …
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With some yeasts you may do, but do not add more than the recipe or manufacturer recommends as yeast varieties are selected for different properties. A yeast variety which can …
This is somewhat of a trick question because volume of alcohol is dependant on how well your wash ferments, and how much alcohol is present in that wash. Think of …
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In a word Yes. What happens is simple, during fermentation the wash produces fusel oils which need to be removed and the sooner the better. By adding 1 packet of …
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If the spirit runs through too quickly it is usually due to the filter paper not sitting correctly. This can occur when the continuous filter has not been cleaned properly …
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This may be caused by the following. Too much high activity carbon has passed down the tube to the black cartridge after the tap has been turned on. Helpful Hint: …
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When using a glass thermometer, make sure that the thermometer is inserted into the bung so that the red bulb of alcohol at the bottom of the thermometer is positioned …
This is a very rare occurance. The fine sediment is in fact mineral salts which originate within the activated carbon itself. When spirit runs over activated carbon which contains some …
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Generally blue or green colour in the alcohol can be caused from to much nutrient in the wash. You are not able to ‘stack’ Turbo Yeast washes, meaning you cannot …
In my line of work sometimes it gets difficult explaining certain aspects of why we do what we do when making alcohol. One of these involves carbon, and more specifically, …
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Interesting Facts on How Alcohol has Shaped Our Society The Honeymoon Babylonia, 4,000 years ago, it was customary that one month after the wedding, the bride’s father would provide his …
Ingredients: 1.7kg Blue Mountain Lager, Premium Blend (Brewing Blend), 12gr Pride Of Ringwood Hop, 2 x Saflager W-34/70 Lager Yeast (ferment wort At 13 degrees) (If unable to ferment at …
Ingredients: 1.7kg Morgans Queenslander Gold, Gold Blend (Brewing Blend), 12gr Cluster Hop, 2 x Saflager W-34/70 Lager Yeast (ferment wort At 13 degrees) (If unable to ferment at lager temperatures …
Ingredients: 1.7kg Morgans Cortez Cerveza, 1kg Dextrose (Brewing Sugar), 250gr Corn Syrup (Brewing Sugar), Dry Enzyme (Additive), 2 x Saflager W-34/70 Lager Yeast (ferment wort At 13 degrees) (If unable to …
Ingredients: 1.7kg Morgans Blue Mountain Lager, 1kg Light Dry Malt (Brewing Sugar), 250gr Corn Syrup (Brewing Sugar), 12gr Hallertau Hop, 2 x Saflager W-34/70 Lager Yeast (ferment wort At 13 …
Ingredients: 1.7kg Morgans Royal Oak Amber Ale, Premium Blend (Brewing Blend), 12gr Fuggles Hop, American Ale Yeast (Safale US-05) Method: Pour 2 litres of boiling water into your fermenter, Add …
Short Answer: The simplest and most efficient way to ferment at a selected and constant temperature is to use a refrigerator to ferment in. Simply purchasing and using a ‘Fridge …
Without question, the greatest invention in the history of mankind is beer. Oh, I grant you that the wheel was also a fine invention, but the wheel does not go …
KEGS: The kegs used in most systems are post-mix kegs, made of stainless steel with a hatch cover for ease of cleaning and filling. They include gas in and beer …
Slow air-lock bubbling can continue for an extended period of time in the perfectly sealed fermenter. Ascertain the correct time at which to bottle by either using your hydrometer or …
No – seal kits for beer taps and pluto guns are available on our website, or from most homebrew shops and are easy to fit. A Kit normaly includes O-rings, …
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A: The priming sugar has been missed or incorrectly measured. It is quite easy to miss putting sugar in a bottle during the bottling process. B: The cap has not …
No, it should not be a problem. Due to the fact that as long as the keg is sealed and full of CO2, bacteria wont be able to grow, so your beer …
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Once the keg has been gassed and the oxygen purged from the keg it can be stored out of the fridge. We do this ourselves as we often have to …
This is a problem frequently experienced and has three main causes: 1/ Poor hygiene is the most common cause so ensure you sterilize everything with a quality sterilizer. We recommend …
Once the beer is put into the keg it needs to be gassed with C02 (which usually takes 36-48hrs), then the beer needs a couple of days to absorb that gas. …
Flat beer in a keg is usually due to the keg being under gassed or the keg having a gas leak. Before you gas the keg a second time you …
While a beer hydrometer can be used to monitor the progression of fermentation, a lot of home brewers have difficulty getting an accurate reading. Below is an easy to follow guide on how to …
Usually this stems from using white or raw sugars in your wort. Sugar (or sucrose) contains fructose. Fructose is a complex sugar and hard for your yeast to break down, often in this process of breaking …
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In general, beer should be stored in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight. After secondary fermentation is completed, placing your beer in the fridge will greatly increase the aging …
Bock is a style of lager beer which originated in Germany. It was traditionally brewed in the fall, at the end of the growing season, when barley and hops were …
Lagers are brewed with “bottom-fermenting” yeasts at much colder temperatures, 12-16C over long periods of time 3-4 weeks. Often after this time brewers will then drop the temperature dramatically (2-4degrees) …
Ales are brewed with “top-fermenting” yeasts at closer to room temperature than Lagers, generally 17-24C (although generic ale yeast can handle up to 30C). Usually ferment ales for 2-3 weeks …
Beer is an alcoholic beverage made from malted grains, hops, yeast, and water. The grain is usually barley or wheat, but sometimes corn and rice are used as well. Fruit, …
Specific gravity is a measure of the density of a liquid. Distilled water has a specific gravity of 1.000 at 15C and is used as a baseline. The specific gravity …
Technically speaking, draught beer is beer served from the cask in which it has been conditioned. It has been applied, loosely, to any beer served from a large container. More …
Dry Enzyme’s will help make a low carb beer, as it is designed to turn carbohydrates into fermentable sugars & let your yeast ferment them then into alcohol. You will …
All home brews with the help of ‘finings’ should clear reasonably well in the fermenter before bottling/kegging, then should settle out in the bottle/keg to be crystal clear. If your beer refuses …
The making of “ice” beers, in general, involves lowering the temperature of the finished product until the water in it begins to freeze and then filtering out the ice crystals …
This is a common problem in hot summer conditions! Absolutely no harm befalls the brew; it will generally only happen in the first stages of fermentation and can be prevented …
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Yeast does not like dramatic changes in temperature but unlike brewing too hot, low temperatures do not create problems as far as taste or clarity. When the temperature drops below …
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Certain bottles or even whole batches of your beer may at times become over gassed, while not necessarily exploding. This can be caused by bottling to early, as the beer …
As commercial beer contains no sediment in the bottles, some home brewers become obsessed with achieving the same with their brews. It is impossible unless you keg it. There is …
Wine is fermented fruit juice. The fruit that we recognize as the basis of wine making is the grape and the variety of wines that can be made from grapes …
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Your wash has most probably not fermented out properly. Make sure you are fermenting in an area under 30 degrees, and always check your wash with a Hydrometer before distilling. The …
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Ingredients: 1.7kg Morgans Stockmans Draught, Premium Blend (Brewing Blend), 15gr Nelson Sauvin Hop, 15gr Cascade Hop, American Ale Yeast (Safale US-05) Method: Pour 2 litres of boiling water into your fermenter, …
Ingredients: 1.7kg Morgans Canadian Light, 1.5kg Morgans Lager Pale Malt, 12gr Hallertau Hop, 2 x Saflager W-34/70 Lager Yeast (ferment wort At 13 degrees) (If unable to ferment at lager …
Ingredients: 1.7kg Morgans Stockmans Draught, 1.5kg Morgans Beer Enhancer, 2 x 12g Amarillo Finishing Hops, American Ale Yeast (Safale US-05) Method: Pour 2 litres of boiling water into your fermenter, Add …
Ingredients: 1.7kg Coopers Australian Pale Ale, Premium Blend (Brewing Blend), 12gr Cascade Hop, American Ale Yeast (Safale US-05) Method: Pour 2 litres of boiling water into your fermenter, Add the …
Ingredients: 1.7kg Morgans Australian Gold, Gold Blend (Brewing Blend), 12gr Pride Of Ringwood Hop, 2 x Saflager W-34/70 Lager Yeast (ferment wort At 13 degrees) (If unable to ferment at lager …
Ingredients: 1.7kg Morgans Stockmans Draught, 1.5kg Morgans Wheat Malt, 2 x 12gr Cascade Hop, American Ale Yeast (Safale US-05) Method: Pour 2 litres of boiling water into your fermenter, Add the …
Ingredients: 980gr Morgans Ginger Beer Tin, 500gr Light Dry Malt (Brewing Sugar), 500gr Dextrose (Brewing Sugar), 500gr Corn Syrup (Brewing Sugar), 1 tsp Ginger Powder (Optional). Method Pour 2 litres of …
This condition can only be caused by excess sugars in the bottles after capping, and this could have been created in two ways. 1/ You may have bottled too early, when there …
If a beer refuses to form and then hold a good head, it can be either the beer is under gassed (more prominent in a keg situation) or insufficiently matured. Beer that has had …
Sometimes when you first pour a beer you get to much head and it appears the keg is over gassed. This is because the tap which is outside the fridge …
Finings is the generic name given to clearing agents used in beer or winemaking. The principle behind all forms of finings is to act as a flocculent, which causes impurities …
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We recommend using carbonation drops, they are a pre measured tablet able to be dropped into both stubbie and tallie bottles. Easy to use and no risk of over-carbonating! If …
This is the most common problem of all, never trust the airlock as this often means little as to weather your brew is fermenting properly. Usually the brewer assumes the …
To quote Michael Jackson: “If you see a beer, do it a favour, and drink it. Beer was not meant to age.” Generally, that is true. However, some beers that …
Any off flavours in a finished beer is the result of contamination or excessive heat during fermentation. This could be caused by the water you’ve used in the brew, poor …
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Don’t worry, understanding hydrometer readings has been confusing people for years. Here is a simple explanation on how to check the alcohol content of your beer. First you need to …
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The initial research was apparently carried out at KUL in Belgium, but it was a paper by Grady Hull of the New Belgium Brewing Co. that really brought the concept …
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At some early stage, for most brewers, a hydrometer becomes part of their brewing equipment. To most it’s a matter of “drop it in and read” but having encountered some …
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Using Hops Hops were originally used in beer as a preservative. These days, the bitterness they impart to balance the sweetness of the malt is an integral part of a …
At some point in our brewing careers we are all going to make a bad batch. It’s a fact of life and is something we can’t change. For most of …
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After years in the Home brew game it finally happened, my first batch of bottle bombs……it wasn’t that I bottled to early either, I waited 2 weeks in this case, …
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