Finings

General homebrew discussion, tips and help on kit and malt extract brewing, and talk about equipment. Queries on sourcing supplies and equipment should go in The Store.
Post Reply
jon117
Posts: 7
Joined: Wednesday Feb 28, 2007 3:01 pm

Finings

Post by jon117 »

Hi,

In my first batch my instructions said to put finings in when you add the mix/hops etc. However now I'm worried. Will that have destroyed my brew?

I only ask cause I'm about to put another one down and don't want to make the same mistake twice.

Cheers
Jon
User avatar
lethaldog
Posts: 2716
Joined: Wednesday Jul 19, 2006 11:13 am
Location: Victoria

Post by lethaldog »

Forget about finings, it is not necessary.

Try racking ( search function will help you there) or just let your brew sit in the primary for a bit longer :lol: :wink:
Cheers
Leigh
SpillsMostOfIt
Posts: 789
Joined: Friday Nov 24, 2006 5:07 pm
Location: Collingwood, Australia

Post by SpillsMostOfIt »

I found that adding Irish Moss to my kit and extract brews was a waste of time, effort and moss.

Grain brewing is different - I wouldn't mash up a wort without it.

Other forms of fining in my opinion remain a waste.
No Mash Tun. No Chill.

No confirmed fatalities.
User avatar
lethaldog
Posts: 2716
Joined: Wednesday Jul 19, 2006 11:13 am
Location: Victoria

Post by lethaldog »

Agreed for AG's its very good but i was taking a stab in the dark that he was talking bout K&K's :lol: :wink:
Cheers
Leigh
SpillsMostOfIt
Posts: 789
Joined: Friday Nov 24, 2006 5:07 pm
Location: Collingwood, Australia

Post by SpillsMostOfIt »

lethaldog wrote:Agreed for AG's its very good but i was taking a stab in the dark that he was talking bout K&K's :lol: :wink:
Was that dark a Stout, or a Belgian Strong Ale? :D
No Mash Tun. No Chill.

No confirmed fatalities.
User avatar
lethaldog
Posts: 2716
Joined: Wednesday Jul 19, 2006 11:13 am
Location: Victoria

Post by lethaldog »

:shock:
Not quite sure but ill go with the belgian :lol: :lol: :lol:
Cheers
Leigh
Post Reply