I ordered some hops on line, and got way more than I ordered. I received 3 pounds of Centennial, so I thought to do this recipe since it's all Centennial. I've made this before, and it's always come out pretty good. As brew days go, this one kind of sucked:
- my carbon water filter burst and turned the sparge water black, so had to dump that and start over
- my mill ( 3 roller monster mill) got jammed, so I had to take it apart and clean and adjust the gap
- I was cleaning stuff and not watching the boil kettle, so I had a boil over
- the Centennial are pellets, and that nifty thing I use to put the pellets in nylon stockings is in Baja, so made a new one
- the little tablet that I use to stream music to the beer shed was dead. Looks like it's going to be okay, though
Oh, and in the end, I missed the OG by 5 points.
10 gallon batch
27 lb 2-row
12 oz Crystal 60
Mash at 148F, adjusted pH to 5.2, collected 5 gallons, second sparge got 7 gallons for 12 gallons in the boil kettle.
2.5 oz Centennial, 60 min
2.5 oz Centennial, 30 min
5 oz Centennial, 5 min
60 minute boil.
Wyeast 1272 from last batch, so very fresh yeast.
OG: 1.060, 1.056 actual
FG: 1.016
ABV: 6.1%
SRM: 6.5
IBU: 77
I also made a berry cider at the same time, 5 gallons, the usual recipe.
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