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Ferment under pressure with the stainless steel 30L Apollo Titan from Keg King. With a build that will last a lifetime, the Apollo Titan is the same shape as its PET equivalents, with the option to add equipment for bottom dumping at the base of the cone, using the extra 1.5” tri-clover clamps included. With the ability to dry hop, serve direct from the tank and transfer to keg or packaging without introducing oxygen, this is the ultimate pressure fermenter.
Lid Designed for Pressure Rated Operation up to 35psi (2.4 Bar Using Red PRV).
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Wider 115mm Lid
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When finished, the beer can be served directly from the fermenter, or transferred to a keg without introducing oxygen. Each unit is pressure tested straight off the production line.
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This distinctive Ale is a great alternative to a normal bitter. Higher in alcohol and a little less hoppy.
INGREDIENTS
Barley and Malt Extract (Barley, Malted Barley, Water) Hop Extract, Dried Yeast (in sachet)
Award winning, tawny colored ale with a distinctive nose of dried fruits, sherry and almonds. The palate is full with sweet malt and rich fruit slowly dominated by an increasing bitterness, leaving a satisfying dry finish.
Weight (Kg): 3.0 kg
Makes: 18 L / 32 pints at approx. 5.5% ABV
An inviting aroma of malt and citrus fruits is the prelude to this award-wining offering from Woodforde’s. The palate is crisp and citrussy with malt and fine hop notes introducing an interesting complexity to this thirst-quenching favorite.
Weight (Kg): 3.0 kg
Makes: 23 L / 40 pints at approx. 4.5% ABV
A hydrometer is used to figure out how much alcohol is in your beer or cider. It measures the density of liquid (called gravity). Alcohol is less dense than sugary pre-fermented beer, so measuring gravity at the beginning of fermentation (at the end of your brew day) and measuring it again two weeks later at the end of fermentation (when you’re ready to bottle) will tell you exactly how much alcohol you have on hand. It’s a great way to let a little science into your otherwise relaxing brew day adventures with a hydrometer.