Home brewing videos is what this channel is about!
I brew beer in my brew room, and my main focus is to get the best possible beer, and doing it as easily as I can.
I always think about creating new recipies, and always look forward to The Next Batch! Hence the channel name.
My brewery name is marebrygg. Mare is from the creature who gives you nightMAREs, and brygg is norwegian for brew.
My content is mostly in norwegian, but I also make some videos in english.
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Dette dreier seg om brygging av øl, og det dreier seg om å brygge det best mulige ølet.
Når man har brygget ølet så godt man klarer gjenstår det å lage det så enkelt som mulig, men uten å gå på bekostning av kvalitet.
Jeg går alltid og tenker på hva jeg skal brygge neste gang. Derfor navnet TheNextBatch. Tenker ut oppskrifter og finpusser de før jeg skal brygge.
Bryggeriet mitt har jeg kalt marebrygg etter en mare. Han som gir deg mareritt.
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Hey where did you get your oxygen tank and parts, These are hard to find around here,
Have you tried WLP800 yeast (or Wyeast 2001-PC as it is exactly same)? WLP800 it exact Pilsner Urquel yeast strain so would it be better than WLP802? Should i use WLP802 or WLP800?
What fitting did you use for the quick disconnect on the beer line … can’t seem to figure it out
What scale are u using to fill the keg ?
Love your videos! 🎉
Awesome video! Thank you so much for sharing. I bought a Braumeister in 2012 when it was a real innovation in the homebrewing scene. German engineers are amongst the best in the world, but alas they can’t see any imperfections from their designs and produce. Worse than anything else, they don’t listen to customers and they tend to become very arrogant when trying to cover up their flaws. Your video definitely encouraged me to buy a Brewtool system next, which looks far more slick and efficient than a Braumeister. I have also done some prep-work on the company and apparently Brewtool team goes the extra mile to listen to customers and try and accommodate their requests. Pricewise, it looks very competitive too! Particularly when compared to an obsolete and overpriced system such as the Braumeister. Thanks again; you are awesome!
music sux
Lovely sounding pastry stout! Well done. Also you have an amazing brewing setup. Cheers 🍻
Hey my friend, question if I may ask: do you “fill” the counter flow chiller before the mash/boil? So the air is out of it? Cheers 😊
Hey @homebeerbrewery 😃 No I don’t. During mash and boil, up until sanitation of the chiller, I keep only air in the chiller. I circulate the wort bypassing the chiller. Have you started brewing on the B80 yet?
Thanks for the quick reply. Yes I did brew my first batch, and I noticed huge air bubbles coming out of the chiller during the start of the sanitation, wort splashing in the air 😅 My chiller is underneath the troll table. Not sure how I am going to fix this… cheers
Ah, yes. That happens 😃 If you open the valve slightly and slowly the bobbling will be dampened. But sooner or later you will get the steam hat and steam condenser and this will no longer be a problem with the hat on 😃
Wow! Made in english please. I love your videos.💘💘
Nice brew. I would like to taste some :-) A question: what is the purpose of the miniUni on the wall behind the B80 and how is it mounted? It does not look like the default wall mount (17:37). Cheers!
Great video. Maybe you should mill the malt with 1,3-1,4 mm so you avoid the tickness/slightly stuck during the mash. We know that different brand have different maltsize and so on…
yeah...😁
Great video. Good Job. Just want to comment on something significant. You were talking about Preboil volume 49 liters, and 1-2 liters in the hoses. There is not more than 3 desiliters of wort in the hoses. When chilling/transferring maybe 1-2 liters, depending on lenght of hoses off course. But hoses around tank at preboil is not. So you had 49.3 liters, not 50-51 liters. This off course impact gravity.
Hey, you are probably right. I just opened the right side valve after filling the tank once, and saw the level drop about one litre. But after the chiller is also filled, I guess (not measured) it’s about two litres.
Super😊. Hvilken stilart bruker du til denne (Vannprofil)
Hei, det stod forklart i bruksanvisningen som fulgte med, men det klarte jeg å glemme å ta med 😵💫🤯
Hei takk for svar, kan ikke dette, men her skal det siktes mot 150-200ppm, justert med cac12. Hvordan gjør jeg det, eller er det bare å legge hvilken? stil art i Brewfather
Neste gang må du gjerne filme nærmere løsningen på hvordan du koblet på ballocken for å blåse ut de siste literne.
Hei, ja det fikk jeg visst ikke med denne gangen. Tror det er med i forrige bryggevideo, men litt usikker. Uansett, det jeg gjør er å sette en CO2-ball lock der jeg ellers kobler på skyllevannet, og flusher gjennom denne.
@@TheNextBatch Flotters, takk for svar!
Kjempe kult oppsett :) Har du testa å bokse ferdig øl rett fra unitanken?
Jepp, det funker helt fint! Tror jeg viser det i en eller annen video også 😊
More English Content please, realy enjoy your Videos..
More is coming 😊
Always love seeing your brew day footage and your brewery setup. Such an inspiring space to work in. This particular beer sounds great and well worth the effort of an extended brewday. Cheers 🍻
Cheers 🍻
Innimellom dør gjæren min når den lagres i 3+ mnd, tips?
Har ikke opplevd det selv, så mitt beste tips må være å ta vare på en større mengde og håpe at ikke alle dør 😀 Hos meg er 6 mnd null problem, og ett år har også gått, men da har det tatt lang tid å komme i gang.
The retards at youtube cencorship buro have slapped a Covid 19 banner under you video - because they saw the word ‘Corona’ in the title! 😂
Fant denne på norbrygg forum (søk: Beergass fra Brewshop), det er viktig å ikke ha karbonert brygget med CO2 helt til 1bar trykk om du har det kjølig. gassvolum er ikke likt på romtemperatur og kjøleskaptemperatur. Han på forumet hadde laget denne tabellen: CO2 Volumer: CO2 Beer Gass trykk @ 4°C [L/L]: trykk @ 4°C [bar] : trykk @ 4°C [bar]: 1,5 0,08 0,27 1,6 0,15 0,50 1,7 0,22 0,73 1,8 0,30 1,00 1,9 0,37 1,23 2 0,45 1,50 2,1 0,52 1,73 2,2 0,60 2,00 2,3 0,67 2,23 2,4 0,74 2,47 2,5 0,82 2,73
Bra video, som alltid. Har lært mye om ølbrygging av deg 😊 Kjøpt en MiniUni selv, men da en MiniUni50. Lurer på om du vet/tror at det «trub-dump» systemet du har på Unitankéne vil passe under en MiniUni? Har kjøpt de ekstra bena også, som løfter MiniUni opp. På forhånd takk for svar.
Hei, det gledes å høre 😊 Det er 2 tomms port i bunn av både MiniUni og stor Uni, så man kan koble på akkurat det samme på begge tankene. Men som du nevner, høyden på bena må jo være tilpasset.
Unfortunately I didn’t understand a single word 😅, but tried to follow your video since I am thinking about to buy the mono version of the duofiller. Which mode are you using, the timer or level based filling mode. Your can seamer looks like a great piece of equipment, which brand is it. Best regards from Germany. Sven
I dont get adding salt after mash in. Dissolve before mashin everytime.
I was at one point told that this was the way to do it, but I’m back to adding the salts directly in to the mash water
May i ask where you bought your oxygen kits from? Am based out of Helsinki
I have bought the OxyWand at a Norwegian home brew store. Maybe if you google it you can find it in Finland also?
Brewtools is the best❤ but quite expensive. Found you very aesthetic and meticulous. Sending love from Helsinki.
I agree! But you get value for your money 😃 One needs to be meticulous to brew top beer 😃 Love back from Oslo 😊
Is not it risky for contaminations and stale taste by diluting your wort with tap water?
No, not at all. Would definitely not recommend it all over the world, but here in Norway we have very good drinking water on tap
The music in the background sucks.
You know any better free-to-use music I can use?
Hey what's that thing you've added to help get the boil going? Sounded like you called it an outboard motor...
Yeah I called it an outboard motor as a joke. Like the ones boats use. Guess the correct term would be external heater or heating element 😊
I did a similar recipe. Just finished off the keg. Definitely drinkable but it was very plain and slight "vinyl" tast early on. Ended up adding some dry hops just to make it interesting. Those aged out pretty fast too. Id be happy to have success with any pilsner. Seems like the simplest beers are the hardest. My ipas and imperial stouts turn out great.
Please do it in eglish again! Thank you
Next video will be in english 😊 This video is related to a product that is sold in Norway only, that’s why the Norwegian language 😊
And than in German lol ;-)@@TheNextBatch
Bra video ! Takker. Can I just ask - you mention the need for temp control is less when you ferment under pressure ? Why is that ? Or did I hear you wrong 😅 ?
Veldig bra video! Du bruker vel 30 liter mini tanken. Hvis man ønsker å brygge ca 19l til å fylle 1 fat, da blir vel 20l minien for liten?
Endelig video ute igjen! Trodde du hadde gått i hi 😊 god informativ og kvalitet som vanlig 🥳👍💪
hehe, neida - bare tidsklemma! 😀
Bra video som vanlig må e si
Takker!
Hello TheNextBatch, I'm following your channel with great interest as I'm about to order a Brewtool B40 pro. I have a few comments or suggestions for improvement regarding your brewing process: - Oxygen input: You use the circulation manifold on one side to give the wort as little contact with the air as possible. On the other hand, you pull the mash basket out of the brewing kettle in one go and then start sparging. Your wort splashes down from above and has plenty of contact with oxygen. With my old "Maischfest" from Klarstein, I have solved this by only pulling the basket out piece by piece using a pulley so that the bottom of the basket remains in the wort and then adding the sparging water in portions and then transporting it back up a bit. Only at the very end, when hardly any wort is dripping out, do I remove the basket completely. - Saccharification test with iodine: Do you not do this at all? - Measuring the density before boiling: Do you not carry this out at all? Brewfather provides corresponding data for comparison in its app. Apart from that, I like the way you brew and your "brewhouse" fills me with envy. Good brew, Holger
Hey Holger! Thanks for you feedback! You are right about the inconsistency regarding the lack of LODO when I raise the basket too quick. I don't know why I didn't think of this before, but in the latest brews I have actually done it the way you describe. I have a winch hanging from the roof that makes it possible for me to lift the basket a notch at a time, so I have been keeping it as close to the wort level as possible up until the end of the sparge. Good spotted from your side! I did the iodine test a few times in the beginning of my home brewing career, but I found this to be unnecessary because I rather like to mash for longer then an hour to be on the safe side. Most often i mash for one and a half to two hours on the B80, and on my old Speidel Braumeister I almost always mashed over night - yes, like 8 hours! 😀 I think you also can be pretty sure all the starch is converted when the wort is really clear. I can understand commercial breweries do the iodine test because there time is money, but as a home brewer time is not that critical - at least not for me! 😀 About the density testing I most often do this after mash/pre sparge, after sparge/pre boil, and after the boil to get the OG. I sometimes don't include all these tests in the videos as I think the videos already are long enough, and I cant include every little thing I do, but maybe I should at least include them in the graphics. Being really consistent on doing all these SG tests and adding them in Brewfather is actually how I built up my B80 profile in Brewfather. I really like the Brewtools brewing machine, so if you are considering buying one I can highly recommend it! But it takes a few brews to get the hang of it! 😀 In the beginning its not you who owns the BT, its the BT that owns you! 😜 Also, building up a good brewhouse takes years! Mine certainly didn't look like it does now at first! Good luck as a future BT owner! 😀
Ideally, the cfc should be mounted horizontally rather than vertically on the wall. Otherwise, the wort won't drain properly. Wort should enter at the top and drain from the bottom. Otherwise, wort will remain in the lower sections of the loop / and/or remaind cleaning solution.
You are right! Also I have switched out the BT chiller with the ZChiller, and it lays down 😀
Använd risskal du kommer inte ångra dig, blir mycket bättre flöde genom malten. Förövrigt kanonvideo blir nog inköp av brewtools i höst
Hei Arve! På mer klissete maltblandinger, som de med mye flaket malt, eller når jeg maxer Brewtoolsen bruker jeg risskall. Det gjør underverker! Lykke til med innkjøp av Brewtools, det er virkelig en bra maskin! 😊
Great video, cheers. I always perform a D-rest about 10 days into fermentation for two days. Am I wasting my time doing this?
Hey, you are not wasting your time doing a diacetyl rest at the end of fermentation. I also do it by bumping the temperature up to 19-20C when the FG is a few points away 😊
where did you get the oxygen thing? Where I live it is not easy to get
Is it the Oxywand you mean? They sell it in the home brew shops here (Norway). Since your name is Dutch sounding I took the liberty to check the Dutch availability, and found it here on Amazon. www.amazon.nl/Homebrewers-Outpost-FE392-Zuurstof-micron/dp/B074D9F94Y If you are not Dutch I also see they sell it in a lot of other countries as well 😊 Good luck chasing it down, I could not live without it! 😀
Today I get my new Brewtools B40. Very happy about that, your video's was one of the reason I buy this Brewtools, I like your english spoken video, hope a lot of them will follow. Greetings from Black forest in Germany !
Hey Herr Schwarzwald! I have been in your hood a few times - lovely place with lots of great beer 😀 Congratulations on your purchase, glad I could help you getting the best brewing machine out there 😀 Very nice to see a German here, I have heard that there is not alot of home brewers in Germany. I had the German broadcaster ARD visiting my brewery doing an interview of me about the huge interrest in home brewing in Norway, and the interviewer told me that the interrest in Germany is very low. He thought it was because the low beer prices in Germany don't inspire people to brew them selvs. Prost! 😀
Nice!y done. Great delivery in Engish.! Thanks much.
Du heller vørtern rett i tanken som brommer over av star san skum, er ikke det toxic? Må ikke star san restene fjernes helt? Beklager for dumt spørsmål, jeg har ikke peil men ønsker å lære.
Maybe the indescribable taste in the commercial beer is the preservative or the heat-treatment? After two years of brewing I have a hard time accepting commercial beer with preservatives added. The heat-treated beer can also be a challenge.
Bra video som vanlig må e si
Nydelig bryggerom du har med god orden 👌
Synes den har for mye humle. Typisk amerikansk. Men det er jo ikke din skyld! Videoen er topp, som alltid. God jul!
Hi, may I ask you what rail model did you mount on the ceiling to allow your troll to slide ? I'm looking for a similar solution but am not sure about the rail specification (weight, etc.)
Thank you for making this vid in English.