I fermented out that batch of Shoddy, and harvested some of it to brew again.
This past Sunday, I decided to brew up a beer with it.
I have to take advantage of the hot August days.
One of the things I see people talk about online quite a bit, is using Kveik yeast for "Pseudo-Lagers".
To be honest, I'm not sure I believe that Kveik yeast ferments out that clean, and actually Voss is not a strain that is supposed to produce a lager-like profile.
Even so, I thought I'd give that concept a try, and came up with a recipe very similar to some of my real lagers.
N.T.S. stands for "Noble Tettnang and Saaz", which are the flavoring hops I used in the recipe.
I got started on Sunday morning. Usually, I prepare the water the night before brew day and set the Anvil's timer to be ready to go when I get up.
Saturday, I never prepped the water, so I had to do it Sunday morning.
My brew day was a little slower than usual as a result.
But the mash went well. The boil went well.
I only had to chill to the mid 80's. I pitched the yeast and was cleaned up before 10AM. Less than 5 hour brew day.
The yeast took off by late-morning / early afternoon.
Fermentation should be done by mid-week, and I hope to keg by the weekend.
I'll be sure to let you know how it turns out.
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Don't forget that you can always stay tuned on the regular SheppyBrew Channels to see what is happening with beer and other things: SheppyBrew's Facebook Page; Sheppy's Twitter Feed; SheppyBrew's Instagram Page; and SheppyBrew's Website.
Of course, don't forget to visit this blog often as well!
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