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Krumbacher Pilsner Clone Recipe?
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I would be interested to clone it too
It is really hard to clone a particular Pilsner, because the recipes don’t have a huge amount of variation. Mostly/all German pilsner malt, solid dose of Hallertau to bitter, some additions close to the end of the boil, good process for fermentation/lagering etc… If you haven't done one I'd suggest picking a solid recipe and giving it a try, then adjust from there.
I just got 10 lbs of floor malted Weyermann Bohemian Pilsner malt from a friend, looking forward to trying it out by itself double decoction mash in a Czech Pilsner. For a beer that is so simple (SMaSH) and clean it is amazing how much more important the small decisions become, water profile, mash schedule, pH, fermentation temp etc...
I just got 10 lbs of floor malted Weyermann Bohemian Pilsner malt from a friend, looking forward to trying it out by itself double decoction mash in a Czech Pilsner. For a beer that is so simple (SMaSH) and clean it is amazing how much more important the small decisions become, water profile, mash schedule, pH, fermentation temp etc...
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wow good post. yeah just little things I am learning like the water profile can make a beer taste totally different. Good luck on the Czech pilsner. I love those. The best comm one I drank recently was a Shiner 101 czech pilsner. I tried to clone it and didnt come close.
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