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Brewing my "Shitter Was Full" New England IPA (from grain to can)
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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
- From grain to can video of my yearly homebrew Christmas tradition called Shitter Was Full. The brew is a New England-style IPA...but what does NEIPA's got to do with Christmas? Absolutely nothing! This is just an excuse to put Cousin Eddie on a beer can and do a tribute to my favorite Christmas Movie (Lampoon's Christmas Vacation). 🎄
A huge thanks to @OlbryggingNo for making my tradition into a brew kit and for the ingredients!
RECIPE:
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Thanks a lot for the metal Christmas music, @PGNMusic! 🤘🎅🏻
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▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
0:00 - Intro
0:45 - Brewing the beer
3:10 - Hopstand
4:29 - Fermentation
4:53 - Biotransformation Dry Hop
5:34 - Second Dry Hop
6:39 - Third and last dry hop
7:33 - Cold crash and trub dump
8:16 - Carbonation and canning
9:49 - Finished result!
Thanks for making and sharing this video. This is the Best Brewing Video I have ever seen. Hilarious, technical, and informative. I use BrewTools as well. Keep making these, please. Cheers!
Thanks a lot for saying that 🍺😁 I really appreciate it and I will do my best to create new content! 🍻
Man I watched this again! Great system, legit helpful brewing tips, honest mistakes made included, phenomenal looking beer, hilarious the whole way through! Best brewing video I’ve seen in a while.
Thanks a lot 🍺😁
This is some bad ass brewing! Cabt wait to try it 🍻 Marry Christmas 🎄🎅🐷
Thanks a lot, buddy 🍺😁 I hope you’ll like it
This is amazing. Loved every bit of it. Definitely will try it out myself anytime soon!
Thanks a lot 🍺😁 I’m glad to hear! Hopefully without the bloopers 🫣😂
Thanks for the Brewfather recipe link, definitely going to give it a try
Hope you'll be happy with the result :)
One of the best brewing video’s i seen in me time as a homebrewer🤘 Half of the freezer of hops in that beer🍺🤘
Thanks a lot, man 🫶 Means a lot to hear 🍺
Awesome looking beer! What a huge amount of (dry)hops 🤭Great video with technical instructions AND humor, you did make me laugh LOL 🤣 You have another subscriber btw. Cheers!!!
Thanks a lot 🍺😁
I hope you will make more videos. Your videos are really high quality! I enjoy your videos just as much I enjoy Clawhammer videos
Thanks a lot! That means a lot! I'm working on new content as we speak :)
Good shit 😃
Thanks a lot, man! 🍺😁
Hells yes!
🍺🎅🏻🎄
What a fantastic beer! No matter the inspiration, you absolutely nailed the style! Excellent work bro! Cheers! 🎄🍻
Thanks a lot 🍺😁 I appreciate it!
Entertaining video ! love it.
Thanks a lot! 🍺😁 Glad to hear!
That's a great brewing set-up! I'm a professional and I don't have all of those bells and whistles! What an enjoyable video that was to watch. Thank you.
That’s really cool to hear, thanks a lot! 🍺😁
Dude make more videos!
I’ll try 🍺😊
Nydelig🍻
Tusen takk 🍺😁
Awesome video bud. As a New Englander I always have one on tap and yours looks amazing
Thanks a lot 🍺😁 Haven’t been to the New England area since 2019 🫣 I need a new “beercation” ASAP
A great video! Holy hops batman. I don't think I have ever used that quantity scaled to 23 litres. Cheers 😀 👍 🍻
Thanks a lot 😁
Hehe love the intro, my fave Christmas film looks like a great brew 👍
Thanks a lot 🍺😁
Great video! Subscribed, please keep making them!
Thanks a lot 🍺😁 I’ll do my best!
Great video, looks amazing and a great film too. Even with all that brewing kit there's still a few problems in the process that gives a novice like me reassurance 🤘🤘
Haha, yeah nobody brews perfect every time. Mistakes will happen, but that’s how you learn 😁
HAHAHA...Great video! Thats a lot of hops! but sure as hell looks amazing...
Thanks a lot, man 🍺😁
Dude, this made my day, i want an F80 so bad, it looks "real niiice" 😂
Thanks a lot! 😁 Yeah they are great. Pricy, but the quality is top notch!
@@WestumHjemmebryggeri I know, I keep adding it to my morebeer cart and then taking it out after I see the price. 😀 I'm also a B80 user and love their stuff so I'll just save up a bit longer, it looks perfect for what I need. Nice job again, enjoyed the video!
Great video dude!!! And nice looking beer too!!!!
Thanks a lot, man! 🍺😁 Appreciate it!
Cheers to home brewed beers, we just subscribed after your video found us . We love to brew beer grow some hops, make mead and different wines and others on our channel. Stay thirsty friend and brew good beer.
Thanks a lot 🍺😁
love it.... beer looking very tasty, I love House party from Lervig when on tap.... in england we love Lervig when available. great video
Thanks a lot 🍺😁 Lervig got a lot of delicious stuff, indeed! Have you tried any of their barrel stuff?
@@WestumHjemmebryggeri no sadly we only ever see their 'greatest hits' over here. I guess you are either talking 'cask'. Or mixed ferm barrel aged etc. thanks for the reply mate.
@@MrFlyingguy ooh if you’re into imperial stouts and barleywines, you should try to find it. Their barrel program is amazing! I brewed a collab with them earlier this year. A wheatwine that is currently resting in a bourbon and rum barrel 🤩 Can’t wait to try the result!
Ser helt nydelig ut🤩 Hadde virkelig likt å få smakt på denne😋
Tusen takk 🍺😁 Og det er mange som spør 🫣
Damn Son, What fine equipment you have there! I especially enjoyed how you purged your hops in the dump valve with CO2 before the addition. Next time use silicone spray instead of WD40 as WD40 is petroleum based and this will jam up your seals.
Thanks a lot 😁 Yeah I got a silicone lubricant for this, but couldn’t find it when this happened 🙄
Frigging funny shit bro! Subbed.
Thanks a lot, man 🍺😁 Appreciate it!
Gøy! ille bra
Tusen takk 😁
ya doin it so hard and brutal man 👍
Thanks a lot 🍺😁 Go big or go home, right? 😜
@@WestumHjemmebryggeri yepp 🤘🏻
Awesome video, just subscribed. Where are you from, sounds like Canada Eh? Brought back childhood days of the McKenzie Brothers!!
Thanks a lot, man🍺😁 No I’m from Vikingland, AKA Norway! 😈🇳🇴
1.026FG is pretty high 😅
Is this your goto range for NEIPAs?
Also have you ever had any problems with hop creep having such a high FG?
Happy holidays! 🍻🤘
It's high according to the BJCP, but you do want the sweetness to stand up against the hops. What does the FG have to do with hop creep? If you never let the beer get hotter than ~15 degrees Celsius when canned I see no problem?
I was a bit quick with the video edit. After the trub dropped the FG was 1.024. But yeah. 1.020 is normally the minimum I try to land at.
And no…no problems with hop creep.
@@rob1965g-i3b yes it's generally no problem if you can cool the beer, but what if not or you're not in control because you sell some beer...
@@WestumHjemmebryggeri thanks for the insight, my latest NEIPAs were always below 1.020 but I found maltodextrin to help a lot with the perceived mouthfeel and sweetness. Have you made any experience with maltodextrin or lactose additions?
HAHA awesome vid!!
Thanks a lot, man 🍺😁
Daimn that valve got proper stuck... Where do you need to put lubricant to avoid this?
Great video by the way!
Thanks a lot! Honestly, I’m not 100% sure 🫣😂 Need to ask the Brewtools guru’s
Fin video. Jeg skal brygge dette til helgen :)
Hva er forresten årsaken til at den meskes på så høy temp?
Og hva tenker du om å tilføre 400g lactose i denne blandingen?
Tusen takk 😁 Jeg mesker med høy temp for å få høyere FG. Da kan du droppe laktosen 😉 Blir fort en «rar» smak med laktose (som jeg personlig ikke er glad i).
Espen, hvor har du kjøpt den visp fra?Den e jo større enn bremsesko😅👨✈️
Man får kjøpt de hos leverandører som selger til storkjøkken/resturanter. Googler du Weis ballongvisp, så finner du den 😁 Koster rundt tusenlappen
Interesting that you use whirlfloc, I would think you wouldn't want any clarifying to keep the haze. Have you tried without whirlfloc, or is it for sure doing something you want?
I used to brew NEIPAs without as well, but it makes it easier to drop out other crap you don’t want. They’re equally hazy/murky if you do it right 🙂
@@WestumHjemmebryggeri Didn't know that, I will give it a try next batch!
Curious to know what you do with all those cans? Do you sell them or drink them all?
I share a lot with family and friends + some trading 🍻
Great video, but I have to disagree with your recommendation to never bottle carbonate NE IPAs. I regularly brew NE IPAs, almost exclusively bottle (not keg), and have had no issues with oxidation during conditioning.
How much hops per liter did you use then? People have been trying to convince me about bottle carbonated NEIPAs for years and several people even sent me bottles, but nope...they did not taste good and got that nasty oxidation flavor in the background (even some was still yellow). Why take the chance at a style like this that is so sensitive to oxidation? Not worth trying, in my opinion.
12-14 g/l is typical for my NE IPA recipes. Granted, if I had all the equipment you do, I would not bottle either.
How much money did i just see LOL
🤪 💸
Why mash out at 172 degrees. I thought anything over 170 releases tannins
Good question. That’s what I learned back in the day. Just googled and I see the preferred temp is 167°F 🫣 Looks like I been doing it wrong for 9 years then 😂 Shit….
Can I come brow with you? I won't be able to spend 3 weeks so we need to do an IPA.
Where in the world are you located?
🎉 great recipe and video. No you kiss my ass! Happy Holidays!
Haha, thank you 🍺😁🎄
Hvor lang tid tar det deg å sette 100L på boks 🤣
Blir jo litt svinn pga humlemengden, men brukte rundt tre og en halv time med hjelp fra svogeren min. Men med nok smaksprøver underveis, så går tiden fort 🍺😂
What was I supposed to Google?
Trizyme 😜
should have added some WD-40 for some bite
😂😂😂
Huff da,har du ikke mølle
Nei jeg sparer plassen (og støvet) og bestiller ferdigknust 😜
It's a shame not to make bread from these cereals. Many hungry ppl out there in the world due to Yank invasions, but the Yanks gettin fatter every year. Observed that in walmart, where ppl cruising with wheelchairs through the corridors.
My wife often makes bread, crackers etc of the spent grains. Most craft breweries over here in Norway got deals with local farms so the spent grains get fed to their animals