15 minute mash?

Poll ended at Sun Dec 17, 2006 10:11 am

Are you crazy?
5
19%
Works great!
3
11%
Drink homebrew and wait it out fool!
19
70%
 
Total votes : 27

Wed Nov 29, 2006 1:51 pm

Sure, you can do a 15 min. mash, but will it ALWAYS be the right mash schedule for ALL your beers? I vary my nash time depending on the wort fermentability I'm looking for. You don't make the same recipe evry time, why should you use the same mash schedule every time?
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Thu Nov 30, 2006 10:14 am

My first and only all grain I watched was a half hour mash. I tasted his beers made the same way and they tasted good to me. I do not like to take chances so I do an hour mash myself.

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Wed Jan 24, 2007 5:25 pm

No We Don't recirculate for 45 minutes,We mash for about 20 and recirc for about 15 or 20(till it's not grainy)sometimes less.I cut my homebrew mash to about 30 minutes as a result of my jobs practices and had full conversion and great beer.I don't think I'll ever go any lower than 30 min though I'm too much of a nuerotic pussy.We also would never mash at 163 we mash almost all beers in the pope's sweet spot 153 - 154.

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