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Should I worry about oxidation using No Chill Method


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#41 HVB

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Posted 02 November 2018 - 12:37 PM

Basically, when the wort goes into the cube at near boiling temps, it's pasteurized.  The owner of one of the largest homebrew shops in Australia sells premade wort that's made basically the same way.  He showed us his warehouse, with hundreds of 20L containers of various types of wort.  I was incredulous, but he told me it stays good for months like that.  Tried a beer made with it and damn, it was good!

 

Wow, that is crazy!



#42 jayb151

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Posted 02 November 2018 - 01:06 PM

Basically, when the wort goes into the cube at near boiling temps, it's pasteurized.  The owner of one of the largest homebrew shops in Australia sells premade wort that's made basically the same way.  He showed us his warehouse, with hundreds of 20L containers of various types of wort.  I was incredulous, but he told me it stays good for months like that.  Tried a beer made with it and damn, it was good!

 

JEEZ!!! That's basically blasphemy over here! great to know!



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Posted 02 November 2018 - 01:30 PM

Wow, that is crazy!

 

Hey, it's a whole different world over there!  Where I live, the roadkill is deer.  There, it's roos and wombats....seriously!



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Posted 02 November 2018 - 01:50 PM

Mind blown.  But there wasn't much there to begin with so there's just little, tiny pieces everywhere.  :lol:




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