I did a 100% wheat,no hulls and no pro rest, no problems!
- Forum: Intermediate Brewing
- Topic: Lots of Rye. Do I need rice hulls
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- 14 years ago
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Sorry not now. But when I do it next time will take some and post them mate.
- Forum: Grains (Malts), Extracts, Sugars and Adjuncts
- Topic: Malt the wheat
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- 14 years ago
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Not as if I haven't been doing my head in trying to figure out how to get that project under way mate! Chance would be a fine thing.lol.
- Forum: Grains (Malts), Extracts, Sugars and Adjuncts
- Topic: Malt the wheat
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- 14 years ago
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rice hulls are an added extra.You just need a good mash out.
- Forum: BIAB Recipes
- Topic: 100% Wheat Beer with BIAB
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- 14 years ago
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Thanks lads.
The beer only lasted a few weeks! It was very refreshing as well as rewarding.
I malt int the winter so that I can make the most of low humidity and relatively low temps(about 18c in the shade?)
The beer only lasted a few weeks! It was very refreshing as well as rewarding.
I malt int the winter so that I can make the most of low humidity and relatively low temps(about 18c in the shade?)
- Forum: Grains (Malts), Extracts, Sugars and Adjuncts
- Topic: Malt the wheat
- Replies: 6
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- 14 years ago
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Malt the wheat
:champ: I think that this was quite a feather in my cap. I live in Chiang mai,Thailand and my nearest homebrew shop is 2500km away in Singapore . I have to say that even if it weren't so far away I am so tight that I would probably have gotten around to trying this at some point anyway! There is a h...
- Forum: Grains (Malts), Extracts, Sugars and Adjuncts
- Topic: Malt the wheat
- Replies: 6
- Views: 16125
- 14 years ago
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I too have done an all wheat BIAB and had absolutely no problems with any step on the process.
Go for it!
Go for it!
- Forum: BIAB Recipes
- Topic: 100% Wheat Beer with BIAB
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- 14 years ago
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Hey all, I am a pom,living in Thailand. I first heard about BIAB when staying with an uncle in Perth,WA, over 15 years ago. How long has BIAB been around? I thought it was a fairly new idea? (like a year or 2?) Well the idae started late 80's? and my uncle baffled me with " well I brew in a bag act...
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- 14 years ago
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I will do just that the mo I get the chance. I is a great challenge and very rewarding to boot! 
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- 14 years ago
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Hey Lylo,I didn't say Coopers was bad??????
But when it's easier to get grain(although I have to malt it myself) than it is to order from the ibrew store in Singapore almost 2000 miles away,then it's a bit of a no brainer.
But when it's easier to get grain(although I have to malt it myself) than it is to order from the ibrew store in Singapore almost 2000 miles away,then it's a bit of a no brainer.
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Hey all, I am a pom,living in Thailand. I first heard about BIAB when staying with an uncle in Perth,WA, over 15 years ago. I have done several BIABs,the first of which was home malted corn beer(tesguino or chicha). Over here in Thailand we don't have any homebrew stores,at all. So everything needs ...
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