Kirkwooder
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I am looking to brew a test batch of pale ale that is somewhat close in flavor, body, and color to Saranac Pale Ale. I have found this thread....
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/saranac-pale-ale-clone-114258/
But haven't got much input. Anyway, I would like to end up with a house recipe that uses the hops that I grow. I have lots of Cascade, Willamette, Centennial, and Fuggles hops.
In the above thread, Bob suggests 90% 2 row to 10% crystal 60 for a 5 gallon batch. If I have done my math right that works out to 1.8# 2 row and.2# of crystal 60, with .2 oz of 8%AA bittering hop at 60 min., and .1 oz of cascades at flame out for a 1 gallon batch.
Does anyone have any input on witch hops I should use to bitter and if I will need to adjust the amount?
Also, where should I mash? My thought would be to mash the test batch at 152*. No logical reason for this train of thought though.
I would love to come up with a fuller bodied PA with a good lasting head, but not have it overly sweet.
Now, I use a lot of US-05, and like it, would you suggest anything different in a dry yeast?
Thanks, in advance everybody! This site rocks!!!! :rockin::rockin::rockin:
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https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/saranac-pale-ale-clone-114258/
But haven't got much input. Anyway, I would like to end up with a house recipe that uses the hops that I grow. I have lots of Cascade, Willamette, Centennial, and Fuggles hops.
In the above thread, Bob suggests 90% 2 row to 10% crystal 60 for a 5 gallon batch. If I have done my math right that works out to 1.8# 2 row and.2# of crystal 60, with .2 oz of 8%AA bittering hop at 60 min., and .1 oz of cascades at flame out for a 1 gallon batch.
Does anyone have any input on witch hops I should use to bitter and if I will need to adjust the amount?
Also, where should I mash? My thought would be to mash the test batch at 152*. No logical reason for this train of thought though.
I would love to come up with a fuller bodied PA with a good lasting head, but not have it overly sweet.
Now, I use a lot of US-05, and like it, would you suggest anything different in a dry yeast?
Thanks, in advance everybody! This site rocks!!!! :rockin::rockin::rockin:
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