Arrheinous
Well-Known Member
I've got this recipe in my head about trying to use aromatic and smoked malts to create big flavors in a sessionable Scottish ale. It's not going for any BJCP guidelines and uses chocolate malt in place of roasted barley for a less dry finish.
5.25# Maris Otter (75%)
0.75# Cherrywood Smoked Malt (10.7%)
8 oz Aromatic Malt (7.1%)
8 oz Chocolate Rye Malt (7.1%)
Mash at 150F with 1qt/lb for 90 min, reduce first runnings to 1/8 volume (until it sticks to spoon)
1.040 OG, 15 IBU of Goldings
Edit: Not certain about the aromatic/chocolate balance so I've prepared a series of little grain teas to test it. 8 oz Aromatic, 4 oz C120, and 4 oz Choc Rye sounds promising.
5.25# Maris Otter (75%)
0.75# Cherrywood Smoked Malt (10.7%)
8 oz Aromatic Malt (7.1%)
8 oz Chocolate Rye Malt (7.1%)
Mash at 150F with 1qt/lb for 90 min, reduce first runnings to 1/8 volume (until it sticks to spoon)
1.040 OG, 15 IBU of Goldings
Edit: Not certain about the aromatic/chocolate balance so I've prepared a series of little grain teas to test it. 8 oz Aromatic, 4 oz C120, and 4 oz Choc Rye sounds promising.