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Have you tried purging the starsan from your keg using the C02 from the pressure fermentation coming out of the fermzilla? It saves on C02 a lot.

Is that blue in England I see ?? 😂 and beers looks refreshing

Looks great, top effort for your first run with the new fermenter. Be really interesting to follow your BIAB journey using pressure fermentation 🍺

A log cabin in the garden looking forward to seeing that. You’ll not regret pressure fermenting it’s an absolute game changer 👍I’ve used that yeast loads for my pils and proper rate it but recently used nova lager yeast under pressure and OMG ! 👍👍👍I pressure ferment my pilsners at 15 psi but just top it up a little with c02. Looks and sounds beautiful I love the style loads. Great episode as always loving your vids cheers 👍🍻

Lovely looking beer mate, especially that colour. Not heard of those hops, but one for me to keep an eye out for from your description. Glad your first run with the pressure fermenter worked a treat. Cheers 🍻

Looks good , ABV?

Gotta love a G-Town Brewer video notification! That looks a beauty mate 🍻 cheers!

nice video - thanks - was the muntons extract hopped?

Is the enhancer really needed ?

Looks good mate 🍻

You can't beat a recipe that comes together as well as yours did. Sounds absolutely delicious! Also how good is it to share your beer and get some great feedback. One of the best parts of making beer. Cheers mate 🍻

Looks and sounds lovely to me nice work great vid again cheers 👍🍻

Great video, mate. It’s nice when a reasonably simple recipe can produce such an excellent beer. I absolutely love the sound of citra, mosaic and galaxy. That’s right up my alley. Cheers!

Beautiful looking beer, great work! Amarillo-Simcoe is one of the great hop combos! Just happens that I'm planning to bring back an Amarillo-Simcoe PA that i brewed up years ago. 🍻

It would be the best beer they’ve tasted if he drinks Fosters. The Aussie beer I’ve never seen a fellow Aussie drink in 30 years. Looks like a great beer that Pale Ale ,will give it a go

Looks good mate, I'm going to put this on my list based on your mates comments! I've grabbed the recipe, swapped out the malts for locally available grains and dropped the boil to my usual 30 min. Cheers for the Brewfather link, much appreciated. 🍺 🍺 🍺

Looks like you knocked it out of the park 🍻

👍 what's next ? A kegerator for a couple of corny kegs 🍻

Love the idea of pressure barrels and I love bitters and i'd love not to have to bottle them lol (been having to bottle my beers due to lack of fridge space for kegs) so i'm thinking of using one of my corny kegs as a pressure barrel. Trying to think of a downside, can you? Been watching your videos for a number of months, enjoyable stuff!

I think the recent harvests of Galaxy have been much improved and actually taste like hops rather than burnt vomit like before. I've tasted them but not had the nerve to spend money on them again. 17% is a whopping AA though 😱

Lawd have mercy this is thee greatest country song of all time. Thank you sir and thank you Midland 🥰❤️❤️❤️oh and that’s one cool she’d. happy drinking and cheers 🍻🍺

Brew shed 👍👍🍻🍻👍

That looks and sounds beautiful, love the brew footage. Another great beer and another great video , cheers 👍🍻

Question can you just use 2 lt pure juice , 1cup sugar half pack bread yeast will that make drinkable pouch ??

Some impressive efficiency, looked great 👍

Fantastic. Congratulations on the new shed. That's my dream. Cheers for many happy brew days to come. Cheers mate!

These kits are now closer to £40 with yeast and some of them are over £40. I did pick a couple up recently as I wanted to do a brew day on a bank holiday and Dark Rock are exceptionally fast at shipping parcels out for next day delivery. Customer service is also amazing and yes the kits are very good! I just know for sure that I could put them together for far less considering you can get LME for as little as £3.40 / kg. Overall high quality, well made kits and exceptional customer service. Though I wouldn’t buy again simply because I can put the lots together for much cheaper.

Great tip adding the "light malt extract." Will give it a try and report back.

The yeast supplied with that kit is lager yeast. You didn't need to use a different one to ferment at low temperature.

Great video, mate. I love the flavour and aroma of Galaxy but you’re right, it can be temperamental. I’ve never seen it used in a beer with such a high IBU so it was cool to see the result. Cheers!

You should try the new version that came out in November

Top job mate. The beer and recipe reminds me a lot of the commercial Australian beer from Stone and Wood - Pacific Ale. Unfortunately for whatever reason it's hard for me to get hold of some relatively fresh Galaxy hops. Great beer and review. Thanks for sharing. Cheers 🍻

Great video, and the beer looks & sounds fantastic. James Morton is spot on about alcohol being a good carrier for flavors (and bitterness). For that reason I keep my calculated IBUs in the 30s since I mainly brew session-strength pale ales and there's not enough alcohol in them to carry a lot of bitterness. On a 6% pale ale / IPA I'll go as high as 60 IBUs. Cheers! 🍺

I also have never heard of that hop, Golden Ale is a pleasant style and I’d imagine suit your springs up there anyway good vid. Cheers 🍻

What does biscuity malt mean? A digestive dumped in the brew?

I absolutely love the colour. Need to brew a spring or summer ale ready for the better weather. I’ve got 220g of tropical England hops from crossmyloof no idea what’s in them,similar idea it sounds like. Nice one cheers 👍🍻

Good vid as always. I’ve actually just purchased the 25 litre kettle from the malt miller, just wondering do you use any ptfe tape on the ball lock valve and thermometer or have you just screwed them in? I had been tempted by Olicana hops but maybe I’ll hold fire ordering some and go with something else! 👍

Malt bill makes a beautiful looking beer! 🍻 Be good to see you brew this again with some different hop styles! Look forward to seeing them in the future 🍻

Lovely looking colour on your beer. Never heard of Olicana. Always cool to be able to use a new hop, even if you don't think you'll use it again. Sounds like a very tasty beer. Thanks for sharing. Cheers mate 🍻

Solid recipe for sure. I'd not heard of Olicana hops until this video. How fitting that that your "mystery" packet of hops turned out to be Olicana! You mentioned Cascade and a clean yeast like US-05 as possibilies for future versions of this recipe. Good choices. Great video. Cheers!🍺

Great video, mate. Golden ale is an underrepresented style here in Australia but I agree that it’s a great choice for the warmer months. It’s a shame that the olicana didn’t impart the characteristics that you were hoping for. Cheers!

I agree some of the descriptions of the newer UK hop varieties are a bit optimistic- i dont get the tropical flavours and aromas they talk about - but they are great hops. If they were more realistic with the descriptions people might be less disappointed. I brewed a golden ale with Jester and Olicana recently and it was great.

Have you tried propagating yeast from bottles? Butty Bach, Proper Job, Fullers Bengal Lancer and 1845 are bottled with the primary yeast and I have had success growing the yeast with all of them. Put a bottle in the fridge for a day or two, decant most of the beer, swirl the last few cm's into a 360ml 1.020 starter and scale up from here. 1.040 SG is typically recommended for starters, but 1.020 is gentler on the yeast.

American Yeast is not recommended. It's fabrication is based on worldwide terror money.

Looks amazing, brewing one up soon, thanks for the inspiration

Looked a lovely pint,I seem to find that lager/pilsner style beers seem to by the hardest to clear up,but glad it turned out decent enough. Cheers mate 🍺🍻

Nice! Going to get one on the go 😊

How dare a holiday get in the way if brewing 🤣🤣. Great video as always matey

I find all coopers kits have the bitter finish, was. One reason I went to BIAB

Pleased to see you use spotless water, I have made 3 batches so far using this water and perfect for building that profile. Great beer by the way