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| ===== Process ===== | ===== Process ===== |
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| Sterilized everything the night before, left to air out overnight. 15 litres in large kettle; 8 litres in small kettle. Mash-in at 69°C, temp dropped to 67°C. Started an infusion of the hops. Maintained mash at 67°C. Mashed for 60 minutes. | **6 October 2025**: Sterilized everything, left to air out overnight. |
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| | **7 October 2025**: 15 litres of water in large kettle; 8 litres in small kettle. Mash-in at 69°C, temp dropped to 67°C. Started an infusion of the hops. Maintained mash at 67°C. Mashed for 60 minutes. |
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| | **7 October 2025**: 1.048 SG.\\ |
| | **11 October 2025**: 1.014 SG.\\ |
| | **12 October 2025**: 1.014 SG.\\ |
| | **19 October 2025**: Bottled.\\ |
| | **10 November 2025**: Sampled it. It had soured badly. At some stage, some contamination must have crept in. Ended up dumping 20 litres of product. Curses! |
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| | **Diagnosis**: I left the blow-off tube in during the entire ferment, and it became a vector, rather than a barrier, for wild yeast. Going forward, *always* switch out the blow-off tube for an airlock after 48 hours. |