Last weekend I brewed up an all grain Nut Brown Ale. After heating the water to 175
degrees I poured it into my 6 gal plastic lautertun bucket and wraped it in blankets to
save heat for one hour.
Yes, I did use the famous "Phil's Floating Phalse Bottom" however, learning
from a bad previous brew session (as we all know, Phil's floats and plugs up with
grain), this time I used a Muslin Grain Bag (As they say on the Dodge truck commercial
"SWEET!").
As the afternoon was passing too quickly, I decided to bypass the sparging and drain my
liquid back into my brew pot. The liquid was a great golden brown color.
My question is "What are the drawbacks in the beer when bypassing the sparging
stage?"
Thanks in advance!
Jim Voosen
Stillwater, Mn
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