German Brewing

From what I gather, boiling for 15 minutes will get you sub 1ppm. The oxygen uptake is a slow process, hoursish. We (techbrau and kit) are doing test beers as we speak with this, I believe they are boiling and chilling then striking right in. Hopefully we have some data points for you by the weekend. I will let tech speak to what changes he had saw.

Cool, thanks.

Lighter color at the protein rest. Seemed to be a bit less of an aromatic mash overall. The final wort going into the fermenter had a slightly clearer, fresher taste than normal - but no "it" yet.

I went ahead and gave it a whirl yesterday when I brewed a dark lager. Boiled all my brewing water 15 min, chilled then mashed in. Can't say I noticed anything different but it was a dark beer so maybe I won't notice anything until Its kegged.

Boiling will alter the water composition though. Usually it's de-oxygenated via CO2 injection IIRC

Yea I use RO water anyways. But it's definitely something to note.

Yea it is weird! If he does do that make sure he brings back the rest of the posts that have been deleted by you guys as well! Please and thanks!


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