A very good beer🙂! I made a test brew of 12 liter, but without incognita and spectrum. Thank you for an interesting video as usual and a very good recepie.
Brilliant! Again thanks for formulating the recipe, trying it out and then sharing it. I'm sipping the pathfinder pale from the kit whilst watching this and now I want that one. 🤘🏼🍻
Would be cool to do a side-by-side comparison of this beer with the advanced hop products vs one with only hop pellets. Could then compare yield and price too!
Tbh its something that I carried over from the originally recipe that we adapted but I believe the reasoning is the sodium can inhibit enzymes in the mash (maybe?!) and that it can be more effective at softening hop bitterness when added later in the process. I have struggled to find definitive info on this though!
A very good beer🙂! I made a test brew of 12 liter, but without incognita and spectrum. Thank you for an interesting video as usual and a very good recepie.
Would love to try spectrum, maybe next year 🙂, another great video mate
Brilliant! Again thanks for formulating the recipe, trying it out and then sharing it. I'm sipping the pathfinder pale from the kit whilst watching this and now I want that one. 🤘🏼🍻
Trying out this recipe (using the Malt Miller pack) tomorrow, will let you know how it goes!
very excited to see these new products in action -great video , well done
Interested in trying these out. Good vid, thanks.
Great endorsements, cracking looking beer I fancy using some of those new hop products so much less wort loss cheers 👍🍻
Thanks Rick they are well worth a go
Would be cool to do a side-by-side comparison of this beer with the advanced hop products vs one with only hop pellets. Could then compare yield and price too!
Great idea, it would be really interesting to see the contrast in flavour
What’s the purpose of adding sodium at the boil stage?
Tbh its something that I carried over from the originally recipe that we adapted but I believe the reasoning is the sodium can inhibit enzymes in the mash (maybe?!) and that it can be more effective at softening hop bitterness when added later in the process. I have struggled to find definitive info on this though!
Bullseye again!😃
Only £69 from Malt Miller. Sounds like a bargain.