- Recipe Type
- All Grain
- Yeast
- S04
- Yeast Starter
- Prior cake
- Batch Size (Gallons)
- 8
- Original Gravity
- 1.045
- Final Gravity
- 1.012
- Boiling Time (Minutes)
- 60
- IBU
- 38
- Color
- 8
- Primary Fermentation (# of Days & Temp)
- 10 at 68 f
- Tasting Notes
- Update Later
Second full test of my redneck eBIAB system
6# US Pale
3# Flake Rye
3# Weyer' Munich
6 oz Special B
1 oz Magnum pellets 60 minutes
1 oz Centennial leaf 10 minutes
1 oz Centennial leaf flame-out
2 oz Amarillo leaf dry hop 3 days warm and them keg goes in the fridge with them
Mash at 150'ish
This is an up-sized and a hop variation from a brew I did at the end of winter (or so I thought) on my stove top BIAB set-up. The original stayed cloudy but was such an easy-drinking, refreshing beer it was gone in like 10 days. It comes in at about 4% alcohol and is perfect when lazily working on the race car or mowing the lawn, etc.
I have given up on Amarillo as a flavor hop so went back to my old standby of Centennial but still love the aroma of it as a dry hop.
Will update after I brew it but I expect much the same as the first but hopefully enough finishing time that the 3-gallons being bottled can drop clear.
6# US Pale
3# Flake Rye
3# Weyer' Munich
6 oz Special B
1 oz Magnum pellets 60 minutes
1 oz Centennial leaf 10 minutes
1 oz Centennial leaf flame-out
2 oz Amarillo leaf dry hop 3 days warm and them keg goes in the fridge with them
Mash at 150'ish
This is an up-sized and a hop variation from a brew I did at the end of winter (or so I thought) on my stove top BIAB set-up. The original stayed cloudy but was such an easy-drinking, refreshing beer it was gone in like 10 days. It comes in at about 4% alcohol and is perfect when lazily working on the race car or mowing the lawn, etc.
I have given up on Amarillo as a flavor hop so went back to my old standby of Centennial but still love the aroma of it as a dry hop.
Will update after I brew it but I expect much the same as the first but hopefully enough finishing time that the 3-gallons being bottled can drop clear.