Ferment On the grain
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Ferment On the grain
Or mash and then drain into fermenter off the grain...........what exactly is the difference?
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H12rpo - Senior Distiller

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Re: Ferment On the grain
Ferment on the grain is where you don't drain after mashing.
Top tip. Keep punching it down. The gas gets underneath and lifts it out.
Not a brew for the feint hearted, but gives good results.
Top tip. Keep punching it down. The gas gets underneath and lifts it out.
Not a brew for the feint hearted, but gives good results.
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Mash - Master Distiller

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Re: Ferment On the grain
Oh sorry Mash, I know the difference in terms of what you do.......my question is more ‘ what’s the advantage of one over the other ?
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H12rpo - Senior Distiller

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Re: Ferment On the grain
Mashing is a messy affair.. Leaving the grain in is cleaner /easier.
Flavour is also far more complex on the grain.
Flavour is also far more complex on the grain.
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