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This is a simple addon that you can install.

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Thanks again to Brian Young for championing this effort! Note that you can download a free trial of BeerSmith 2 desktop here if you have not already downloaded it and I have a series of tutorials here on how to use it! Related Beer Brewing Articles from BeerSmith: To download the add-ons in BeerSmith desktop, go to File->Add-ons and click on the Add button, then select the add-on and click Install: Se hai riscontrato un problema con lapertura e il file sconosciuto, non avresti potuto scegliere un posto migliore. The names of the new add-ons are listed below. Thanks largely to the efforts of fellow brewer Brian Young, we now have most of the latest hops, yeast and misc updates available as easy add-ons in BeerSmith.

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The new add-ons feature over 170 new yeasts, 32 hop varieties and 48 Misc items plus updates for Avangard, Bairds, Muntons and Rahr malts. I really like fruit sours, so if this one works out I'll be making more!Follow happy to announce a series of new add-ons for BeerSmith Desktop. It's difficult to add in raspberries when you've already maxed it out with a couple of bags of frozen veggies.ġ3:32:20 GMT 10 hawesy said:Just pitched yeast in my first (deliberate) sour attempt. What's killing me right now is the stupid limit on the amount of frozen fruit/veg you can buy. I'll rack onto raspberries in the secondary in a week or so and hopefully pick up a lot of the rich red colour. I'll ferment it warm (19c) but I'm looking for a very clear beer. I was planning to reuse the trub from the lager I've just kegged but there was far far too much crap in the bottom so I just pitched a new pack of S23 I had sitting in the freezer.

It might be that the extract potential is marked a bit low in the brewing software, i know its happened before with some of the beersmith addons having the wrong extract potential.

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It's the second brew with the new 'zilla and I'm still figuring it out. Check the spec of the grains you are using in your brewing software match up the specs on the spec sheets or certificate of analysis of the malts you are using. Gives me an efficiency around 70% if I twiddle with it. Got 19L when I wanted 22L in the fermenter. Too bad my predicted post-boil volume was about 2L short and the kettle to fermenter loss was set too low. Kicked off the boil and got it "cubed" in my fermenter late last night.

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I had assumed it'd take all night to get where I want but I checked it at movie time (28 hours) and it was down to 3.7 and tasting noticeably sour. It had hardly moved by 12 hours but at 24 it was going. I checked the pH at pitch, 12 hours and 24 hours. I used 3x Inner Health IBS capsules at 35c for 28 hours. I really like fruit sours, so if this one works out I'll be making more! Just pitched yeast in my first (deliberate) sour attempt.

Sorachi-Ace will be the hop of choice again on this one.Ģ0:44:35 GMT 10 labels said:So, I nabbed some Malteurop pilsen malt from Melbourne which was sent up at a very reasonable freight cost and today I brewed. A jet black rice lager, this could get really interesting as the head on the finished beer is likely to be white, but I'll add some wheat malt to make sure I get a big rocky head on this beer. Tomorrow, similar recipe except the sugar will be replaced with 1.25Kg of jet black rice. So far, exceptionally pleased with this malt. Huge hot and cold breaks in the boil meant it was easy to control trub and keep it out of the fermenter, not powdery in any way, seriously big protein lumps formed a tight and easily controlled trub cone. Brilliant sparging, no gluggy stuff and a fast runoff even with a fine crush. Simple recipe of pils malt, light crystal and white cane sugar with Sorachi-Ace hops at 60 and 15. Nevertheless, I re-adjusted the mill and reduced the gap by 0.25mm which made a big difference. So, I nabbed some Malteurop pilsen malt from Melbourne which was sent up at a very reasonable freight cost and today I brewed.įirstly, the seeds are quite small although all are a uniform size and quite plump.