Tribute Cornish Pale Ale | All Grain Kit from the Malt Miller

[@AceTeale]

It's a good looking beer, well done on the brew....

[@stevewall3246]

Another fair and honest video I’m trying to find a suitable vessel so I can do a brew in the bag, there’s a s/s beer keg in Gravesend I’m Daughter can pick it up on her way back for our birthdays 🤞 please keep up the good work as I enjoy your content 🤙👍

[@G-townbrewer]

Thanks mate, appreciate your comments. The pot I use in this video is still available on Amazon for £26. It’s fine for small 12l batches of BIAB and I still use it a lot for extract brewing too.

[@stephenturton5397]

Well done, it's nice to see you having a go with all grain beer, yes the colour is bang on, you can only gain more experience in time, I always use pure brew, and I find it makes a big difference to the beer , I wish you all the best and keep up the good work, very entertaining videos 🍺👍

[@G-townbrewer]

Thanks. I’ve got a another AG brew lined up for my next brew. A Vienna Citra smash. 🍻

[@BrewabitRick]

I love tribute it’s a great beer indeed. Colour is spot on ,think I’d probably like to give it a go. Nice one cheers 👍🍻

[@G-townbrewer]

It is mate, worth a go...I found myself heading towards hoppy American style beers as a default, so made a nice change. Cheers! 🍻

[@martinrake1486]

You should try the new version that came out in November

[@G-townbrewer]

Thanks, I will do. Cheers!

[@BrewDaze]

Great review! Your brew wouldn't taste quite the same anyway because it is a real ale which their bottle is not. I bet your's is closer in taste to their scrumptious cask version with lovely yeast! Cheers mate, I've just subscribed...

[@G-townbrewer]

Thanks mate and yes it’s really nice beer and straightforward to brew. Cheers!

[@MrScotchpie]

That looks an amazing beer. Very clear too. Did you use finings? The extract version I tried wasn't really comparable as it had too much malt flavour.

[@G-townbrewer]

I was pleased how it turned out. No finings, but I did cold crash before bottling and it's been in the shed for a couple of months. I would imagine it would be quite tricky to brew with extract as it's a very delicate ale and as you say the malt flavour tends to be quite dominant from extract. Was it all extract or part grain, as I think the munich malt contributes quite a bit to the character?

[@garyballared2077]

nice looking beer! - i only do 2 gallon stove top all grain brews now as i find its easier to do 3 or 4 small batches than one large brew - whereabouts in kent are you?

[@G-townbrewer]

I often to smaller batches too as I like to experiment, but do larger batches when they come in kits like this. I’m in Gravesend, you?

[@garyballared2077]

born in dartfprd but on isle of wight npw@@G-townbrewer

[@dennisgreenwood92]

A query rather than a comment. Can grain/hop bags be washed, sterilised and used again or should they be discarded after one use?

[@G-townbrewer]

I don’t use the mesh bags for dry hopping as I’d be worried about infection and I cold crash anyway so all the hops fall to the bottom of the FV anyway. The mesh bags I use for grains and hops it the kettle, I reuse all the time! Cheers 🍻

[@dennisgreenwood92]

Thanks for that.@@G-townbrewer

[@GodfreyTempleton]

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

[@G-townbrewer]

Some malts are said to give a biscuity flavour, some others bready etc. I didn’t make the descriptions up. Maybe do some research on malt characteristics. Cheers!

[@White_Rose_Al]

Do you think the sharp price increase is down to the new grain costs? Good video matey 🍺

[@G-townbrewer]

Yeah I presume so. I was a bit shocked when I looked up the price to check.

[@White_Rose_Al]

@@G-townbrewer so much for All Grain being cheaper 🤣

[@G-townbrewer]

@@White_Rose_Al have you seen the price of extract?!? Like everything else, sadly prices going skyward…