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| − | ==Overview== | + | == Overview == |
| − | * Style: Irish oatmeal draft stout | + | * Style: Irish oatmeal draft stout (w/ anise) |
| − | * Codename: | + | * Codename: Anisethesia |
* Brewmaster: Ryan Pierce | * Brewmaster: Ryan Pierce | ||
* Type: All-grain | * Type: All-grain | ||
| − | * Initial Gravity: 1. | + | * Initial Gravity: 1.044 |
| − | * Final Gravity: 1. | + | * Final Gravity: 1.011 |
| − | * ABV: | + | * ABV: 4.3% |
* Brewed: 9/3/2012 | * Brewed: 9/3/2012 | ||
| − | * Kegged: | + | * Kegged: 10/7/2012 |
* First served: ?/?/2012 | * First served: ?/?/2012 | ||
* Last served: ?/?/2012 | * Last served: ?/?/2012 | ||
| − | ==Brewing== | + | == Brewing == |
| − | ===Mash=== | + | === Mash === |
Grain Bill: | Grain Bill: | ||
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* End pH: 5.3 | * End pH: 5.3 | ||
| − | ===Sparge=== | + | === Sparge === |
| − | * 5 gal, 170F | + | * 5 gal, target: 170F |
| + | * For some reason, the mash jammed. Suspect false bottom problem. Had to transfer mash into brew kettle, fix the false bottom, and transfer back before starting the sparge. Probably resulted in lost sugars, mash cooled more than it should. | ||
| + | * Overshot sparge water temp, started anyway at 178F. Mash was probably colder than usual due to the emergency transfer. | ||
| − | ===Boil=== | + | === Boil === |
* 90 mins | * 90 mins | ||
| − | * At 30 mins add 1 oz. Fuggle whole leaf hops ( | + | * At 30 mins add 1 oz. Fuggle whole leaf hops (4.5% alpha, 4.5 AAUs) |
| + | * At 30 mins add 1 oz. anise seed in cloth sack. (This was Eric Stein's idea if it tastes bad, Ryan's idea if it tastes good. ;-) | ||
| + | * Some jet engines have less horsepower than the burner! Had one minor boil over. Also we reduced more volume than I was expecting through overly vigorous boiling. | ||
* At 75 mins pitch 1 tsp Irish moss | * At 75 mins pitch 1 tsp Irish moss | ||
| − | * Chill to | + | * Chill to 78F, rack through sieve. |
| − | * Yield: | + | * After racking, gravity was 1.055, volume was 3.8 gallons. Added 1 gal distilled water. This gives us: |
| + | * Yield: 4.8 gal wort | ||
| + | * Initial gravity: 1.044 (computed) | ||
| − | ==Fermenting== | + | == Fermenting == |
* Primary ferment: Plastic tub | * Primary ferment: Plastic tub | ||
* Pitched Wyeast 1084 Irish Ale yeast. Mfg 7/23/2012, started 9/2/2012. | * Pitched Wyeast 1084 Irish Ale yeast. Mfg 7/23/2012, started 9/2/2012. | ||
| + | * Racked 9/26/12. Gravity: 1.012, 4.3% ABV. Taste: Very good. Slight anise taste, nice bitter. | ||
| − | ==Kegging== | + | == Kegging == |
| − | ==Tasting Notes== | + | * Kegged on 10/7/2012 |
| + | * Final Gravity 1.011 | ||
| + | * Primed with 1/2 cup corn sugar per 0.5 L water, boiled. | ||
| + | * Kegged in one of Ryan's kegs. Replaced all gaskets and poppets, note that gas poppet wasn't seating well. Cleaned inside of gas port; seems to be sealing. | ||
| + | * Pressurized to 5 PSI. Placed back in fermenting chamber. | ||
| + | |||
| + | == Tasting Notes == | ||
| + | |||
| + | [[Category:Beer Church Beers]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:19, 17 March 2014
Overview
- Style: Irish oatmeal draft stout (w/ anise)
- Codename: Anisethesia
- Brewmaster: Ryan Pierce
- Type: All-grain
- Initial Gravity: 1.044
- Final Gravity: 1.011
- ABV: 4.3%
- Brewed: 9/3/2012
- Kegged: 10/7/2012
- First served: ?/?/2012
- Last served: ?/?/2012
Brewing
Mash
Grain Bill:
- 6 lbs British 2-row pale malt
- 1 lbs flaked oats
- 1 lbs UK roasted barley
Mash Schedule:
- Type: Single step in insulated mash tun, no heating
- 2 gal 2 2/3 qt water at 170F
- Target temp: 150F (overshot to 157, reduced w/ cold water to 149.5)
- Start pH: 5.4
- Time: 90 mins
- End temp: 146F
- End pH: 5.3
Sparge
- 5 gal, target: 170F
- For some reason, the mash jammed. Suspect false bottom problem. Had to transfer mash into brew kettle, fix the false bottom, and transfer back before starting the sparge. Probably resulted in lost sugars, mash cooled more than it should.
- Overshot sparge water temp, started anyway at 178F. Mash was probably colder than usual due to the emergency transfer.
Boil
- 90 mins
- At 30 mins add 1 oz. Fuggle whole leaf hops (4.5% alpha, 4.5 AAUs)
- At 30 mins add 1 oz. anise seed in cloth sack. (This was Eric Stein's idea if it tastes bad, Ryan's idea if it tastes good. ;-)
- Some jet engines have less horsepower than the burner! Had one minor boil over. Also we reduced more volume than I was expecting through overly vigorous boiling.
- At 75 mins pitch 1 tsp Irish moss
- Chill to 78F, rack through sieve.
- After racking, gravity was 1.055, volume was 3.8 gallons. Added 1 gal distilled water. This gives us:
- Yield: 4.8 gal wort
- Initial gravity: 1.044 (computed)
Fermenting
- Primary ferment: Plastic tub
- Pitched Wyeast 1084 Irish Ale yeast. Mfg 7/23/2012, started 9/2/2012.
- Racked 9/26/12. Gravity: 1.012, 4.3% ABV. Taste: Very good. Slight anise taste, nice bitter.
Kegging
- Kegged on 10/7/2012
- Final Gravity 1.011
- Primed with 1/2 cup corn sugar per 0.5 L water, boiled.
- Kegged in one of Ryan's kegs. Replaced all gaskets and poppets, note that gas poppet wasn't seating well. Cleaned inside of gas port; seems to be sealing.
- Pressurized to 5 PSI. Placed back in fermenting chamber.