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BREWING INSTRUCTIONS
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
Dispense DOWNLOAD OUR 3 MOST POPULAR RECIPES. Simply register your brewery at brew.williamswarn.com/register-now.html Help us to support you by registering your new brewing equipment. Registration is easy and is helpful for warranty and support queries! © 2018 WilliamsWarn NZ Ltd... - Page 2 VERSION 01...
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Page 3: Overview
OVERVIEW BrewKeg10 Structure VESSEL LID STAINLESS STEEL VESSEL VESSEL BUTTERFLY VALVE SEDIMENT BOTTLE... -
Page 4: Process Summary
USER GUIDE PROCESS SUMMARY CLEAN DISPENSE Rinse off the internal yeast ring—ensure Close the vessel butterfly valve and the internal surface is visibly clean. remove the sediment bottle. Add hot water and detergent—shake with Ensure CO is connected to the gas-in lid on—take some liquid out the beer line. -
Page 5: Brewkeg10 Tm User Guide
Sundry Accessories • use the tags to filter those videos relevant to your – spatula to mix needs. If you choose the tags of BrewKeg10 – Clarification Agent and QuickStart when searching, you will find the – Brewery Detergent videos that support the content of this guide. -
Page 6: Clean
USER GUIDE CLEAN The cleaning process requires the BrewKeg10 and all parts to be: cleaned with cold water (removing all visible brewing residues), washed with Brewery Detergent (removing unseen build up), rinsed (removing all Brewery Detergent residue), and sanitised with boiling water. Once this is done you are ready to mix in your ingredients. - Page 7 BREWING INSTRUCTIONS ‘G’ IS FOR GAS IN. ‘L’ IS FOR LIQUID OUT. THE GREY DISCONNECT THE BLACK DISCONNECT CONNECTS TO IT CONNECTS TO IT VARIABLE PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE (VPRV) GAS-IN PORT BEVERAGE-OUT PORT (WITH NOTCHES (WITHOUT NOTCHES ON ITS BASE HEX) ON ITS BASE HEX, WITH TUBE EXTENDING INTO THE VESSEL)
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Page 8: Mix
USER GUIDE The mixing step combines all ingredients for your brew together into the BrewKeg10 . Fermentation commences once the base ingredients are mixed in, the BrewKeg25 is sealed, and the wort (ingredients and water) have been introduced to the yeast. For specific details on how to... - Page 9 Set temperature to ideally 25 ºC ( 77 ºF) or the BrewKeg10 within the range of 18 - 30 ºC ( 64 - 82 ºF) in your Stir thoroughly.
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Page 10: Adjust
FERMENTATION Fig 4: Sediment Bottle Activity Phases Ale – left bottle. Lager – right bottle. Attach the WilliamsWarn Pressure Gauge to the gas port (marked with a ‘G’) on the BrewKeg 10 lid to monitor pressure through the fermentation and clarification process. You will want your fer- mentation to read 1.5 bar ( 22 psi) after 24 to 36... - Page 11 Set your gas bottle outward pressure to 1.1 bar sediment bottle over the next 24 hours. ( 16 psi). Refer to WilliamsWarn Video Resources to set up and use your gas bottle. When you see a clear line of crystal clear beer...
- Page 12 USER GUIDE Fig 5: Dosing Device setup DUMPING THE SEDIMENT BOTTLE Dump the contents of the sediment bottle down the drain and rinse the sediment bottle It may be necessary to dump the contents of with warm water so that it is visibly clean. the sediment bottle to make room for additional sediment.
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Page 13: Dispense
Simply follow supplied instructions and to deal with hosing off the yeast sediment and refer to the Video Resources on the WilliamsWarn up inside the bottom valve before rinsing the website. -
Page 14: Special Note On Pressure And Carbonation
1ºC (34ºF) as the starting point for depended on its beer style and this ranges from 3g/L these instructional manuals. to 8g/L. We’ve found over the years that WilliamsWarn brewers like to target around about 6–6.4g/L CO their beers. -
Page 15: Adjusting Carbonation
BREWING INSTRUCTIONS WilliamsWarn brewers tend to like quite highly on this graph, we need a pressure of 1.1 bar during carbonated beers so we’ve targeted 6.4g/L in a dispense. So that’s why we set 1.1 bar pressure on BrewKeg10 at 1ºC. This means, as you can see the low pressure gauge on our CO supply regulator. - Page 16 WORDS These instructions represent a means for anyone to make great beer or cider the first time they use a BrewKeg10 As you brew more, you may find you come up with your own tweaks to what is written here or develop radically different methods that suit you better.
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