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battser · 2018-11-07 12:20:13

Hi guys wondering if anyone can answer this simple question. I got this kit and it came with a 1.5kg Wheat Liquid malt extract. Is it the concept when mixing as it is with the dry stuff? Would dry malt extract be better in general? Its my first brew and I just want to make it as nice a taste as possible.

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07-11-2018 1:20pm

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battser

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Hi guys wondering if anyone can answer this simple question.

I got this kit and it came with a 1.5kg Wheat Liquid malt extract. Is it the concept when mixing as it is with the dry stuff? Would dry malt extract be better in general?

Its my first brew and I just want to make it as nice a taste as possible.

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#2 07-11-2018 3:35pm
mordeith

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It just replaced the usual 1kg sugar. Makes better tasting beer in my experience.

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#3 07-11-2018 5:12pm
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Dry is better overall, but if you have liquid then just use it. Mix it in before pitching exactly the same way.

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#4 09-11-2018 9:24am
battser

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Thank you guys. Got it going on Wed eve in the end and its bubbling away and looking great.

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