I am designing an APA recipe and I want to achieve a well balanced - not too bitter - tropical flavour and aroma. Here's the hop schedule I've come up with. Thoughts?
Could I somehow do this dry hop process through the top of the BrewZilla All Rounder fermentor with the pressure kit? What components would I need to buy to do it?
Thanks for this - i had originally put carafa speciall III instead of roasted barley because i didnt want the harsher flavour.... seeing this recipe makes me think i should stick to my original guns!!
I read that Guinness uses 10% roasted barley. I wanted to use enough to affect the colour - as it is on the lower end of the EBC range - without getting too smokey/burnt.
The Belma sounds very interesting!! I think I'll go with what i deem to be the safer option in the Willamette especially with orange already coming from the Voss Kveik; but now you have me thinking about Belma for another recipe - I'd not come across it before.
Ok i've taken note of above and re-formulated.
ABV - 4.2%
All Grain
Grainfather
72% efficiency
Batch Volume: 23 L
Boil Time: 60 min
Original Gravity: 1.044
Final Gravity: 1.012
IBU (Tinseth): 24
Color: 62 EBC
Mash
Mash In — 65 °C — 75 min
Mash Out — 75 °C — 10 min
Malts (4.14 kg)
2.92 kg...
Do you mean you would replace those cara malts with something else to get the dark colour or drop them entirely? I'm using them to get the colour as well as adding their respective flavour profiles instead of using roasted barley.
I included it because i was reading reviews of stouts that use as having a hint of a berry like flavour. I added the vanilla after the fact so yes indeed perhaps need to now change it. What hop would you suggest?
Type: All Grain
IBU : 25 (Tinseth)
Color : 64 EBC
Carbonation : 2 CO2-vol
Pre-Boil Gravity : 1.036
Original Gravity : 1.045
Final Gravity : 1.012
Grainfather Batch Size : 23 L
Boil Time : 60 min
Brewhouse Efficiency: 72%
Mash Efficiency : 75.1%
Fermentables (4.47 kg)
2.42 kg - Pale Ale - DE...