Saturday, June 28, 2014

Batch 156, Leeser

A repeat of Batch 146, I think this is the final recipe for a decent Bohemian style lager. I wouldn't call this a pilsner, mostly because the water is off and I didn't use an RO source, but this beer continues to get rave reviews from the Coors Light crowd.

Copied from last time, same double decoction mash process as last time:

Style Bohemian Pilsener Date Sat June 28, 2014
Boil Time 90.000 min Efficiency 70
Boil Volume 12.588 gal Preboil Gravity 1.052
Final Volume 10.088 gal Starting Gravity 1.054
IBU 37.9 Final Gravity 1.014
ABV 5.3% Estimated calories(per 12 oz) 179

 

Fermentables

Total grain: 23.000 lb
Name Type Amount Mashed Late Yield Color
Pilsner (2 Row) Ger Grain 20.000 lb Yes No 81% 2.0 srm
Cara-Pils/Dextrine Grain 1.000 lb Yes No 72% 2.0 srm
Munich Malt - 10L Grain 1.000 lb Yes No 77% 10.0 srm
Vienna Malt Grain 1.000 lb Yes No 78% 4.0 srm

Hops

Name Alpha Amount Use Time Form IBU
Magnum 13.5% 1.500 oz First Wort 90.000 min Leaf 31.9
Saaz (USA) 3.8% 6.000 oz Boil 5.000 min Leaf 6.0

Misc

Name Type Use Amount Time
Irish Moss Fining Boil 1.000 tsp 15.000 min

Yeast

Name Type Form Amount Stage
Wyeast 2124 - Bohemian Lager Lager Liquid 0.528 cup Primary


Ferment 12 days at 50F
Raise to 65F, hold for 1 day
Rack to kegs Lager 40 days at 34F
Without moving lager kegs, rack to new kegs
Prime with 2.25 oz table sugar per keg
Ready to drink in 14 days 

I made a small change in the hops in that I didn't have quite enough Saaz on hand, so I did 4.25 oz Saaz and 1.75 oz Mt. Hood.

July 13, fermentation is about done, bumped the fermentation temp to 66F, will hold there until Tuesday, then rack to kegs.

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