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* Style: Belgian Golden Ale with Hibiscus and honey | * Style: Belgian Golden Ale with Hibiscus and honey | ||
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* Last served: ?/?/2013 | * Last served: ?/?/2013 | ||
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* End pH: ? | * End pH: ? | ||
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Started cycling the mash water in pre-sparge at ?pm | Started cycling the mash water in pre-sparge at ?pm | ||
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* Target temp: 168F | * Target temp: 168F | ||
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* 60 minute boil | * 60 minute boil | ||
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* Measured 1.048 gravity after boil | * Measured 1.048 gravity after boil | ||
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| − | The hoppiness was quite low as expected, a nice honeyed taste with some sourness that carries an aftertaste. | + | The hoppiness was quite low as expected, a nice honeyed taste with some sourness that carries an aftertaste. Of course, the ginger and chamomile isn't in there, so this isn't that representative! |
| − | ==Fermenting== | + | == Fermenting == |
* Primary ferment: Plastic tub | * Primary ferment: Plastic tub | ||
* Pitch Wyeast 1214 belgian abbey | * Pitch Wyeast 1214 belgian abbey | ||
* Ferment temp set point: 62F, but the beer chilling system is currently down due to power issues. Eric will try to resolve this soon. | * Ferment temp set point: 62F, but the beer chilling system is currently down due to power issues. Eric will try to resolve this soon. | ||
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7 grams ginger, chopped | 7 grams ginger, chopped | ||
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How much of this is to be added is yet to be determined, we have about 100mL of result, lost 10% to spillage and tasting so far. | How much of this is to be added is yet to be determined, we have about 100mL of result, lost 10% to spillage and tasting so far. | ||
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* Kegged on 7/21/2013 into [[Keg 5]]. Measured gravity again as 1.006. Tasted a little tart as expected, wonderfully rounded flavor. Is quite close to being like the Huitzi. Tested the extract to taste quite nice with the beer. | * Kegged on 7/21/2013 into [[Keg 5]]. Measured gravity again as 1.006. Tasted a little tart as expected, wonderfully rounded flavor. Is quite close to being like the Huitzi. Tested the extract to taste quite nice with the beer. | ||
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Eric made this up with the help of Donna. The team came up with some modifications after we started working! Yeah. | Eric made this up with the help of Donna. The team came up with some modifications after we started working! Yeah. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:21, 17 March 2014
Overview
- Style: Belgian Golden Ale with Hibiscus and honey
- Codename: Amber Hare Golden Belgian
- Brewmaster: Eric Stein
- Type: All-grain
- Expected Original Gravity: ?
- Expected Final Gravity: ?
- Expected ABV: ? %
- Initial Gravity: 1.048
- Final Gravity: 1.008
- ABV: 5.25%
- Brewed: 5/19/2013
- Racked: ?/?/2013
- Kegged: ?/?/2013
- First served: ?/?/2013
- Last served: ?/?/2013
Brew Participants
Those who stuck through thick and thin:
- Eric S
- Donna B
- James L
- Kris Huisinga
- Matt Triano
- Essam Khairullah
Brewing
Mash
Grain Bill:
- 4 pounds belgian pilsner
- 2 pounds organic 2row
- 1 pound belgian cara 45
- 4 oz caramel 20L
Mash Schedule:
- Type: Single step in insulated mash tun, no heating
- 10.5 qt water at 165F
- Target temp: 152F
- Actual temp: 151.5F
- Start pH: ?
- Time: 70 mins
- Start Mash: 4:06pm
- End Mash: ?pm
- End temp: ?F
- End pH: ?
Sparge
Started cycling the mash water in pre-sparge at ?pm
- 5.25 gal
- Target temp: 168F
Boil
- 60 minute boil
- 5 gallons expected at end of boil
- Boil start 6:43pm
- 40mins from end: 6oz raw sugar, 4.2 oz wildflower honey
- 3 oz of dried hibiscus flowers 30mins from end
- 0.4 oz czech saaz at 26 mins from end
- 0.4 oz czech saaz at 16 mins from end
- Boil end 7:46pm
- Measured 1.048 gravity after boil
Taste after Boil
The hoppiness was quite low as expected, a nice honeyed taste with some sourness that carries an aftertaste. Of course, the ginger and chamomile isn't in there, so this isn't that representative!
Fermenting
- Primary ferment: Plastic tub
- Pitch Wyeast 1214 belgian abbey
- Ferment temp set point: 62F, but the beer chilling system is currently down due to power issues. Eric will try to resolve this soon.
Extract Addition
7 grams ginger, chopped 4 chamomile teabags (not sure of grams) 125mL vodka 4 cycles in 250mL soxhlet extractor at hard boil
How much of this is to be added is yet to be determined, we have about 100mL of result, lost 10% to spillage and tasting so far.
Tasting at Rack
Kegging
- Kegged on 7/21/2013 into Keg 5. Measured gravity again as 1.006. Tasted a little tart as expected, wonderfully rounded flavor. Is quite close to being like the Huitzi. Tested the extract to taste quite nice with the beer.
Tasting Notes
Source
Eric made this up with the help of Donna. The team came up with some modifications after we started working! Yeah.