Fermenting Vat (kelda stout)

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Fermenting Vat (kelda stout)
Not fermentingFermentingPartially fermentedCompleted
Fermenting Vat
Released26 July 2005 (Update)
MembersYes
QuestForgettable Tale...
LocationKeldagrim
OptionsNone
ExamineThis vat contains Kelda hops.
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Object ID8871
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The fermenting vat is examinable scenery containing ingredients that ferment together to make kelda stout. The process and steps for brewing are detailed on its own page.

The four variations of kelda stout fermenting vats corresponds to a specific step in the brewing process:

  1. Prior to adding ale yeast, the vat contains two buckets of water, two barley malt, and kelda hops.
  2. After ale yeast is added, the contents of the vat will begin to ferment.
  3. Though still in the fermentation process, part way through process the contents advance a stage and are partially fermented.
  4. Upon completion the contents turn into kelda stout.

Turning the nearby valve drains the vat's contents into the nearby empty barrel so that the barrel of kelda stout can be drained or emptied into a beer glass, producing 1 pint in total.

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