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Recipe by Henrik American IPA All Grain 3.00 Gallon Batch 45 Minute Boil 70% Efficiency Created 3/16/2023 Updated 3/25/2023 No Reviews 1 Brew Log Comments

1.065

OG

1.016

FG

6.4%

ABV

0

IBU

5

SRM

 

 

Notes

Water Profile
• https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jBuX-j_C5XRFbOynPDtMZtQ0x7KCaQv4T7zy_RVPA0U/edit#gid=457353820

Mash
• > 156ºF – Higher temp for residual sweetness, less attenuation from S04
• Add ascorbic acid
• Test pH

Whirlpool:
• Drop pH with lactic acid
• Add 3–4oz hops for 30m @ 160–170ºF

Fermentation:
• Day 01: Pitch below/at 65⁰F
• Day 04: 2–3oz DH hops
• Day 07: Free rise to 72⁰F for diacetyl rest
• Day 09: Soft crash to 50–60⁰F
• Day 10: 2–3oz DH hops and add 5–10 PSI pressure
• Day 13: Crash to 33⁰F

Package:
• Fill serving keg full of sanitizer
• Push out sanitizer and purge fully with CO2
• Add 2–3g ascorbic acid to keg
• Close transfer to keg
• Force carbonate 10–15 PSI

Fermentables

Amount Fermentable Use %
4.00 lb 2-Row (US) Mash 48.85%
1.50 lb White Wheat (US) Mash 18.32%
1.50 lb Fawcett Oat Malt (UK) Mash 18.32%
1.00 lb Pilsen / Pilsner (US) Mash 12.21%
3.00 oz Naked Golden Oats (UK) Mash 2.29%

Hops

Amount Hop Use Time AA IBU
3.00 oz Enigma - Pellet Whirlpool 30 Minute(s) 0.0% 0.00
2.50 oz Enigma - Pellet Dry Hop 10 Day(s) 18.5% 0.00
2.50 oz Enigma - Pellet Dry Hop 3 Day(s) 18.5% 0.00

Yeast

Name Attenuation
Safale S-04 Dry Beer Yeast 74% - 76%

Other

Name Amount Use Time
Calcium Chloride 5.00 each Mash 60 Minute(s)
Gypsum / Calcium Sulfate 2.00 each Mash 60 Minute(s)
Lactic Acid 88% 3.00 each Mash 60 Minute(s)
Ascorbic Acid 1.00 each Mash 60 Minute(s)
Lactic Acid 88% 1.00 each Whirlpool 0 Minute(s)
Ascorbic Acid 3.00 each Keg 14 Day(s)

Mash Schedule

Temperature Time
164 F 60 Minutes
156 F 60 Minutes
145 F 0 Minutes

Fermentation Schedule

Temperature Time
65 F 1 Day(s)
68 F 7 Day(s)
72 F 3 Day(s)

Target Water Profile

Ca+2 Mg+2 Na+ Cl- SO42- HCO3-
100 3 17 150 50 26

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