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How To Make The Easiest All Grain Whisky EVER : LME

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How To Make The Easiest All Grain Whisky EVER : LME

675 206 просмотров · 7 лет назад
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So I absolutely love geeking out and doing things the tough way just for the love of it. But every now and then I just really REALLY want to get a result as easily as possible, I am sure you feel the same! Thats where Liquid Malt Extract (LME) comes in to play. What is LME? Well, basically some kick-ass brewer has already made a killer all grain mash for you. Seeing as it would be impractical to ship the whole thing it is reduced down to a thick gooey liquid the consistency of molasses. To make a wash from it all you need to do is mix it with water, hit your volume and temperature then pitch yeast. While this is really simple I have a few tips and tricks that will make it a little faster and easier for you. Once it is fermented out as dry as it will go I suggest distilling it with a pop still before making cuts and ageing it on oak. The Recipe I used here: 3x 1.8kg Amber Malt Liquid Malt Extract 2x US-05 yeast 25 l of water Pot still and cut by flavour then age with US white oak that has been used for a corn whiskey of some description. Chase The Craft Website including calculators: https://chasethecraft.com Still Its Patreon Page:   / stillit   Still It & CTC Shirts & Hoodies: https://teespring.com/stores/stillit Sign Up To The Still It Mailing List Here: https://chasethecraft.com/contact Some Cool Distilling Stuff On Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/shop/influence... Sub Here: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... My music comes from SoundStripe, you can get 20% off here: https://app.soundstripe.com/referrals... #easy #whisky #homedistilling Just in case you didn’t realize I often include affiliate links in my videos and descriptions. This will not change the price for you at all, But the seller will buy my a cup of coffee if you purchase from one of the links. Choice eh?