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***Yooper*** · 03-03-2012, 02:36 PM

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Originally Posted by EO74

Im sparging this recipe right now and all i could get were whole perle hops , should i use .60oz @60 min?? Ive never used whole hops and everything ive read says to add 10%?

Don't worry about adding 10%- just look at the AAUs and use the correct amount to get the right amount of IBUs.

**EO74** · 03-03-2012, 02:42 PM

Ohhh yeah 10 AAUs i neaver even thought about that thanks yoop, i was so concerned over the hole 10% more thing i keep reading.

Rubes · 03-05-2012, 02:10 AM

Made this today while drinking Yooper's Pale Ale. Ended up with about 6 gallons at exactly 1.054. I didn't have much Tett, so I used 0.5 oz of Hallertau-Hersbrucker for the 45 minute hop addition, and 0.4 oz of Tett for flameout. This was the perfect recipe to use up those odds and ends of leftover hops.

D_Nyholm · 03-20-2012, 01:36 AM

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Originally Posted by D_Nyholm

Brewed this up last night and overshot my final volume by 20%

I guess that is what happens when you make your first one gallon batch! O.G was 1.042 but was able to get 71% efficiency using BIAB. I wanted to boil longer but didn't want to get more bitterness, hope it isn't too watery. Heck, maybe the BMC drinkers will like it better that way!

Bottled yesterday after a 3 day cold crash. Crystal clear and a F.G. of 1.008 so i'll have a nice 4.4% alc beer. Perfect for the BMC crowd

Have cream of 3 crops, and centennial blonde that will be done in a week and plan to try all 3 together and see which one is the bigger hit, then i'm going to brew 10 gallons of it for the summertime!

***Yooper*** · 03-25-2012, 11:15 PM

I'm going to brew this up next week. I think I have everything I need for a 10 gallon batch.

**kpr121** · 04-03-2012, 04:30 PM

This is going to be my first batch on my new all electric system, when (if) I ever get finished. Id like to brew 10 gallons but I may go with 5 just incase something gets screwed up.

I will probably sub out the hops, as I dont have Perle and Tettnanger, and I'd like to use up what I have in the freezer. So I'm going Magnum for bittering. Not sure about the flavor/aroma additions. Heres what I have on hand, can someone give me a suggestion as to which I should use?

In order of most quantity to least quantity (can you tell I like C-hops?):
Columbus
Centennial
Citra
Crystal
Cascade
Magnum
Willamette
Hallertau
US Golding
Simcoe

Im thinking Crystal, Hallertau, or Golding. I would say Willamette but my last two beer have been heavy on that variety and I want something a little different.

**msa8967** · 04-03-2012, 06:44 PM

crystal is a good choice. i have used it in this recipe before and it worked very well.

SwampassJ · 04-17-2012, 01:42 AM

I got the greenlight to brew a beer for the 4th. Going to go all Styrian celeia with this.

Welderbydaybrewerbynight · 04-19-2012, 03:33 AM

Brewed this 4 weeks ago a 10 gal batch of the original recipe, turned out great the bmc drinks really like it thank you for the recipe

razorbuck · 04-21-2012, 12:07 AM

I decided to brew this for the upcoming float season due to the fact that many people said it was pleasing to the masses. A friend who had never done all grain came over so it was a nice simple recipe to show him the all-grain process as well. I took a sample today that read 1.013 after six days. I drank the sample after measuring and was very impressed. it was still pretty sweet, but the flavor was exactly as described earlier on in the thread. when it is ready to drink I'll post some pics. Thanks for sharing the recipe