Mash temp for partigyle?

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EaglePoint

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I'm about to start my first partigyle, the mash water is on the stove and the grains are in my MLT. The first runnings I'm planning on making a barleywine, and with 21 pounds of grain, I'm thinking I should be mashing low (~150) so I don't get too high of an FG. However, I'm planning on souring my second runnings with the Roselaire blend, and for that I think I'd want a higher temp to make sure there's plenty for the bugs to eat.

Any suggestions on how to compromise between these two mash temps? All I can think of so far is mashing between the two preferred temps and adding the pound of panela/piloncillo I have to the barleywine to dry it back out.

For completeness, here's my grain bill:
14lb pale malt
4lb munich
1lb special B
1lb Chocolate
0.5lb crystal 40
0.5lb crystal 80

additional adjuncts at my disposal:
1lb dark candi syrup
1lb table sugar
1lb panela
1lb molasses

Thanks!
 

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