AG#6 Foxbats mainline bitter - sort of

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Inspired by Foxbats Bitter recipe, i decided to get my second FV cleaned and do another brew to continue building my stocks up.

3kg Irish malt
50gm chocolate malt 1000ebc
100gm crystal 340ebc

20l mash at 65c for an hour and a good bag squeeze
Leaving 18l wort for a 45 minute boil

Hops
20gm challenger at 45min
15gm fuggles at 0min
10gm challenger at 0mins

15l in to the fv with an og of 1.049 adjusted for temperature.
Yeast, I completely forgot, so racked AG#5 into my newly sterilised FV and scooped out a pint of the trub that's sf04 ale yeast.
this is already second gen, as i reused some of the trub from ag#4 for ag#5 - but what the hell. Seems people are reusing yeast lots of times so we'll see how it goes.
must put an order in next week as i'm running low on everything now, 6 brews in 6 weeks and i've ploughed through most of my stocks of hops too.
 
Christ, I completely forgot about this brew and I'm in a caravan in Sherwood forest! Impromptu half term holiday and all that.
Well I'm back home this weekend and will take a peek and bottle it up...
 
all bottled up and with a nod to foxbat - heres my beer label

it tastes really good and completely agrees with your tasting notes. obviously its completely uncarb'd and unconditioned, but i think this is going to be a cracker!
 

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Mine are carbing up but I have had a cheeky one or two. Tastes great even though it's fairly flat, so I am sure it will only get better after another couple of weeks
 
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