Hi all, While in the local HBS i noticed some 10-15l Wort kits.
From what i have read is that you just add water. The wort is a base of grains.
Can this be put in the still once it ferments? or does it have hops? or do damage to a still?
Thinking might be an easier way then doing a full grain mash .
HBS wort query
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Re: HBS wort query
Yes, just add water to either DME or LME to reach your desired starting gravity and then pitch yeast. It's easier than milling, cooking, straining ... but a whole lot more expensive.
You also miss out on the tactile reward of physically handling and working with whole grains. There's just something special about running your hands through a 50lb sack of shelled corn.
You also miss out on the tactile reward of physically handling and working with whole grains. There's just something special about running your hands through a 50lb sack of shelled corn.
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Re: HBS wort query
You got that right, but he’s not going to find a can of LCME neither.greggn wrote:There's just something special about running your hands through a 50lb sack of shelled corn.
If you do go with extract, you should be able to find some labeled “unhopped”
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