Friday, 14 May 2010
A Fullers parti-gyle from 1968
Still not finished kicking the unconscious body of party-gyling. I'm a vicious bastard.
Here's an example from Fuller's. A brew from Wednesday 10th July 1968. Take a look:
You probably want a word of explanation, don't you?
There are five different worts being assembled, though two are the same beer. GP = Golden Pride, ELP = Export London Pride, LP = London Pride, and PA = ordinary Bitter.
Two worts and a hop sparge were blended.The first wort had an OG of 33.6 brewers pounds (1093.1) the second 5.8 brewers pounds (1016.1).
These were the OG's of the different beers:
Golden Pride 1090
Export London Pride 1045.6
London Pride1043.2
Bitter 1036.6
Here's an example from Fuller's. A brew from Wednesday 10th July 1968. Take a look:
You probably want a word of explanation, don't you?
There are five different worts being assembled, though two are the same beer. GP = Golden Pride, ELP = Export London Pride, LP = London Pride, and PA = ordinary Bitter.
Two worts and a hop sparge were blended.The first wort had an OG of 33.6 brewers pounds (1093.1) the second 5.8 brewers pounds (1016.1).
These were the OG's of the different beers:
Golden Pride 1090
Export London Pride 1045.6
London Pride1043.2
Bitter 1036.6
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3 comments:
I've been following the pary-gyle posts pretty closely; for some reason, this one really clicked with me; maybe its just cleaner/easier to understand. Thanks for keeping it up :)
Is that two lots of London Pride?
Ed, yes. Two different fermenters worth.
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