... is out of the fermenter and sitting in a bunch of 18's, along with some booze soaked toasted oak chips. I'm going to leave it for a few weeks, and see what happens.
It looks like our yeast did pretty well without special measures (apart from over-pitching a bit), in that we seem to have about 8.6% ABV at the moment. I suspect that if I'd roused it a bit, we could have hit 9%
Next time, perhaps...
Boddington 2nd Dec 1901 mashing scheme
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[image: A Boddington Light Ale label with a barrel and two bees.]
We’ll finish with mashing. Which was a pretty simple process at Boddington.
Much simpler...
3 hours ago
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Sounds like the ideal winter warmer! You really can't beat a big stout as the nights draw in.
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