Jaipur Clone

ManseMasher · Nov 22, 2015

This is going to be my attempt at a Jaipur (not my recipe). Fingers crossed....

Brew Length 23L
Maris Otter 5100g
Vienna Malt 180g
Amarillo 75 Min 6g
Centennial 75 Min14g
Chinook 75 Min 8g
Amarillo 45 Min 6g
Centennial 45 Min 13g
Chinook 45 Min 7g
Whirlfloc 15 min
Amarillo Flameout 30min Steep 32g
Centennial Flameout 30 min steep 43g
Chinook Flameout 30min steep 43g
Nottingham yeast
Mash Temperature 66C
Mash for 90 mins
Boil Time 90 Minutes

Original Gravity estimated 1055

dan125 · Nov 22, 2015

I love Jaipur and your recipe looks tasty.
Are those the hops used in the commercial brew? - Sounds like a cracking combo.
Can I ask though - why the 45min additions?

rodabod · Nov 22, 2015

Did you substitute the Ahtanum for Amarillo?

ManseMasher · Nov 22, 2015

Aiming to build up the aroma rather than bitterness.I suspect they are not really necessary given the flameout additions, but I have enough of them all so I'm going to give it a go! This is a recipe that was posted here a while ago, so I'm going to give it a go and post my findings!

As for the commercial version, I believe Thornbridge use Ahtanum, Centennial, Chinook and Warrior. If my LHBS has these, I may very well swap them into the recipe. I might even add some Riwaka!

ManseMasher · Nov 22, 2015

rodabod said:
Did you substitute the Ahtanum for Amarillo?

I did indeed, but if I can get hold of Ahtanum leaf rather than pellets then I will swap them over. What I'm trying to avoid is buying more hops!

rodabod · Nov 22, 2015

Good call. I have a freezer drawer full of hops.

I'd keep that Nottingham as low as you can as the beer should have very little yeast flavour. Or use US-05.

clibit · Nov 22, 2015

Don't clone the bottle of Jaipur I had a week or two ago. It was ******* terrible! :lol:

Brewdoug · Nov 22, 2015

Was looking at that very recipe myself last night on Jim's Beer Kit, a version of Sara Carter's Bombay IPA.

I'm really keen to try this myself because I love Jaipur. I'm a bit of a novice at the moment but will give it a go when I've got a couple of AG brews under my belt. She gave another version in an article in Brewer's Craft using Northern Brewer in place of Chinook.

ManseMasher · Nov 22, 2015

Yes it was posted on here a couple of years ago I think it was. Looks good, I'll give it a go but seriously thinking about changing the hops to match the Thornbridge recipe. Down to cost and availability as usual!

geetee · Nov 22, 2015

I have tried the Sara Carter recipe several times with Northern brewer or Northdown as bittering hops and amarillo, centennial late hops. I tend to not do 45 or 15 additions and go for 5 minutes and steep and then maybe some dry hops.
Its a really nice beer but not exactly the same as Jaipur.

ManseMasher · Nov 22, 2015

Maybe the Ahtanum and Warrior make all the difference then? I'll see if I can get hold of some, and do a comparison with a bottle of Jaipur when the brew is ready.

rodabod · Nov 22, 2015

Ahtanum has a very specific taste which I find indescribable. The usual grapefruit/citrus descriptors aren't good enough here.

I think it'll be fine with Amarillo as a substitute.

stevej · Nov 22, 2015

ManseMasher said:
I did indeed, but if I can get hold of Ahtanum leaf rather than pellets then I will swap them over. What I'm trying to avoid is buying more hops!

:lol: it just so happens guess what ive got :grin:

ManseMasher · Nov 22, 2015

It would be easier to say what you don't have wouldn't it?!!

stevej · Nov 22, 2015

ManseMasher said:
It would be easier to say what you don't have wouldn't it?!!

:whistle:......

ManseMasher · Nov 22, 2015

Tweaked the recipe a bit. Altered the grain bill, hops and yeast. As close as I can to 50 IBUs, and an SG of 1055.

stevej · Dec 27, 2015

Did you get around to brewing this MM? im looking for something to brew tomorrow

ManseMasher · Dec 27, 2015

Not yet. Give it a go and let me know how you get on!

stevej · Dec 27, 2015

ManseMasher said:
Not yet. Give it a go and let me know how you get on!

You wont believe this got no Warrior:lol:

darthballs · Dec 27, 2015

I think Thornbridge use Magnum as the bittering hop, and I think Ahtanum, Chinook and Centennial are the aroma/flavour/dry hop hops.

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