Been meaning to get back to this topic. Here’s a recent dead ringer batch of mine. 3-gallon, all-grain BIAB.
The light is brighter here, but I thing this is much closer in color to the Two Hearted in @hd4mark’s first post.
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That’s a great looking brew! Do you take any steps to get it that clean looking? Mine looked pretty cloudy all the way through compared to yours.
Thanks for the compliment!
I never got clear beer in bottles. Once I started kegging though, it was like magic. I presume my problem was chill haze.
By the time the keg has been in the fridge in a couple weeks all the haze has dropped and gone into the first couple pints, and voila, bright beer. I also force-carb via the set-and-forget method, which gives the haze 7-14 days to settle before I even pull the first pint.
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+1
It must be the extract in the kit.That is much closer to THAs color. My Irish red AG copy was much lighter than the extract version I did over the winter.
I also have found that kegging produces clearer beer than bottles.
