WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY (PICS)
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Beer has to be fined. It is what makes the Yeast coagulate and fall to the bottom of the cask or bottle. Without fining a beer, you will not get a clear beer.
That would mean then that no German brewery is allowed to produce a clear beer then since an "additive" is required?
What are the advantages of clear beer - a clear head perhaps? Inspiration for new IH creations? Or just pure satisfaction of thirst-
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I am no expert on German brewing laws, but I suspect that as finings do not actually stay in the beer (that is the whole point, they cause the yeast to coagulate around them, so that the yeast sinks to the bottom), they are allowed. Isinglass is prpbably the oldest and most traditional finings used in Central Europe.
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Proper traditional beer is brewed with a top fermenting yeast, as the yeast cells die (alcohol poisoning) they drop to the bottom but also lie in suspension hence the need for finings. Larger is brewed with a bottom fermenting yeast which leaves a naturally clear beer. Larger is also normally pasteurised which kills off any remaining yeast, where as real ale is still alive in the barrel.
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sending out one or two pieces & picking up
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only when i have the time.
don't get used to it
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Learning how to shot like I do every year
Tools of the trade. . . the clean-up trade
Hot brass barrel. . .
well maybe not so hot anymore
Wish I could show more, but if i did i would have to ______ you all
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Right on monday!
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Hope that wealthy dude tipped you big time.
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Shirt looks familiar, glad it's gettin some use!
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Sitting on a subway train from JFK Airport on my way into the Lower East Side of Manhattan (couple blocks away from SENY actually)…
I'll be there this Saturday.. Same area actually..
