Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: mark m on December 27, 2011, 07:10:38 pm
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anybody made home brew with pure water
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anybody made home brew with pure water
nah I just go to tesco, way quicker ;D
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yes but not from DI , it must only come from the RO.
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anybody made home brew with pure water
Much better with tap (or mineral water), as the yeast benefits from the minerals present.
Vin
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anybody made home brew with pure water
Much better with tap (or mineral water), as the yeast benefits from the minerals present.
Vin
Definitely. The reason why Burton on Trent became such a big centre for brewing is because of the high gyspum content in the water - gives the beer more flavour.
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English water is hard therefor good for ale , soft water good for whisky which is why Scots and Irish make good whisky but English cant.
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anybody made home brew with pure water
Much better with tap (or mineral water), as the yeast benefits from the minerals present.
Vin
Definitely. The reason why Burton on Trent became such a big centre for brewing is because of the high gyspum content in the water - gives the beer more flavour.
true, distilled water is neutral yeast require nutrients as well as the sugar to survive.
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RO water makes for a real decent cup of tea.
Over time, all the scale in the kettle vannishes aswell.