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    Basic Question on an Irish Red Ale

    THANKS all for the comments. It's in the keg so will give it a few days more and see how we go. Will use the conne T's to do another if this one is half decent.
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    Basic Question on an Irish Red Ale

    Great feedback and guidance ce, thx for that. Iam pushing this through a Nd learning about brewfather as it has the brewzilla on its profiles which helps as a starting point. Will play with some of the suggestions around sweetness so tba ks fkr the steer. Think I'm getting there. Reading some...
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    Basic Question on an Irish Red Ale

    thanks MHB Am i correct is saying that for my original post, I can just calculate up the ingredients equally to get a 23l wort for the fermenter? I do like a Kilkenny and will do a few different red ales at A later stage (may even go with some nitrogen too). Want to get a nice sweet caramel and...
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    Basic Question on an Irish Red Ale

    Thanks for the input. I had seen the screwy's one and have that in reserve if I can't get the grains I am looking for. Think I will just move each of the grains up and see how we go. Looking to get a sweeter taste if possible but will see how this first one goes.
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    Basic Question on an Irish Red Ale

    Sorry meant to add that I will be using East Coast Golding hops at full boil of 60m
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    Basic Question on an Irish Red Ale

    It is my first attempt at an all grain recipe and I have found a Red ale I would like to try as a first. My knowledge of things is raw but I have a couple of questions. 1) I am aiming to get around 21 or 23 Litres in the fermenter but not sure if the grain is enough to achieve that. Do I need...
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    Newbie Hiya

    Have a brewzilla 35l en route as I type. Have done a few tins for homebrewing and a good few spirit runs purely for hand sanitizer of course. Am a bit of a boutique beer drinker and tasted a friends all grain and realised why mine really weren't what I wanted. Have seen some great information on...
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