I like the smell of forests and have 1lb. of Chinook and Willamette coming soon, so I thought I'd play them up to smell like a campfire in a pine forest. Going against what I've been told about keeping recipes simple and clean, I put together this mess.
But I am 100% just guessing on the hop additions. How do they look? I want some pine aroma without getting a Pinesol taste, so I kept Chinook out of the flavor addition range. I hear that Chinook's piney-ness survives the whole boil, though.
Thanks for the help!
But I am 100% just guessing on the hop additions. How do they look? I want some pine aroma without getting a Pinesol taste, so I kept Chinook out of the flavor addition range. I hear that Chinook's piney-ness survives the whole boil, though.
Malt & Fermentables
% LB OZ °L PPG
56% 8 ~ Bairds Pale Malt 3° 37
14% 2 ~ Rye Malt 4° 29
7% 1 ~ Briess White Wheat Malt 3° 37
7% 1 ~ Best Malz Munich 8° 35
7% 1 ~ German Vienna 3° 35
5% ~ 11 Briess Cherrywood Smoke Malt 5° 34
2% ~ 4 Weyermann CaraAroma 130° 34
2% ~ 4 Rice Hulls 0° 014 3
Specific Gravity
1.062 OG
1.017 FG
Color 9° SRM
Hops
Usage Time OZ AA » IBU
first wort 60 min 0.75 Chinook ~ pellet 13.0 » 29.2
boil 60 min 0.5 Summit ~ pellet 13.6 » 20.4
boil 10 min 0.5 Willamette ~ pellet 5.5 » 3.0
post-boil 1 min 0.5 Chinook ~ pellet 13.0 » 0.0
post-boil 1 min 0.5 Willamette ~ pellet 5.5 » 0.0
dry hop 5 days 0.5 Chinook ~ pellet 13.0 » 0.0
dry hop 5 days 1.5 Willamette ~ pellet 5.5 » 0.0
Bitterness
52.6 IBU
BU:GU
0.85
Yeast
Safale US-05 Dry Yeast
Alcohol
6.0% ABV
Thanks for the help!