wizurd
Junior Member
Hi,
So far I've done one AG brew of a hobgoblin clone from HBC. All went well but this time I'm looking to do my own American Blonde Ale brew.
Also I'll be doing a small batch in my BIAB setup hoping to produce around 10 L into the 15 L FV that I've bought.
I'm trying to produce a blonde ale that would fit within the style guides for this type of beer so any advice would be welcomed.
Ingredients:
2KG Pale Malt (2 row)
150g Munich Malt
100g Caramalt
Mash
6.75 L @ 67C for 60 minutes
I'm using a mash thickness of 3 L/kg and strike water at 76C to allow for the temp drop of adding the grains.
I'll remove the mash bag once the 60 mins is up and then put it into my second 15 L stock pot which will have the sparge water in it (calculations done on the Wort android app suggest 11.35 L at 78C).
Stir and then let it sit for 10 mins.
Remove the mash bag and add the sparged wort to the initial wort.
Boil for 60 mins adding hops:
Northern Brewer 10g at 60 mins
Whirlfloc and cooler at 15 mins
Citra 10g at 10 mins
Then another 10g of Citra at flameout.
Cool down to 21 degrees and sieve into my 15 L fermenter.
Using US 05 yeast then the usual 2 weeks FV at around 18C, 2 weeks bottle at 18C and then 2 weeks bottled at a cooler conditioning temp.
Do those numbers look ok and the idea of sparging in a second 15 L stock pot sound ok?
Also with conditioning I can get the bottles into the fridge so would that be best say at around 4C ?
Any points or advice very welcomed :-)
So far I've done one AG brew of a hobgoblin clone from HBC. All went well but this time I'm looking to do my own American Blonde Ale brew.
Also I'll be doing a small batch in my BIAB setup hoping to produce around 10 L into the 15 L FV that I've bought.
I'm trying to produce a blonde ale that would fit within the style guides for this type of beer so any advice would be welcomed.
Ingredients:
2KG Pale Malt (2 row)
150g Munich Malt
100g Caramalt
Mash
6.75 L @ 67C for 60 minutes
I'm using a mash thickness of 3 L/kg and strike water at 76C to allow for the temp drop of adding the grains.
I'll remove the mash bag once the 60 mins is up and then put it into my second 15 L stock pot which will have the sparge water in it (calculations done on the Wort android app suggest 11.35 L at 78C).
Stir and then let it sit for 10 mins.
Remove the mash bag and add the sparged wort to the initial wort.
Boil for 60 mins adding hops:
Northern Brewer 10g at 60 mins
Whirlfloc and cooler at 15 mins
Citra 10g at 10 mins
Then another 10g of Citra at flameout.
Cool down to 21 degrees and sieve into my 15 L fermenter.
Using US 05 yeast then the usual 2 weeks FV at around 18C, 2 weeks bottle at 18C and then 2 weeks bottled at a cooler conditioning temp.
Do those numbers look ok and the idea of sparging in a second 15 L stock pot sound ok?
Also with conditioning I can get the bottles into the fridge so would that be best say at around 4C ?
Any points or advice very welcomed :-)