British Brown Ale Breakfast Brown Ale

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mrphillips

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Location
Lynchburg
Recipe Type
Partial Mash
Yeast
S-04
Yeast Starter
None
Additional Yeast or Yeast Starter
None
Batch Size (Gallons)
5
Original Gravity
1.058
Final Gravity
1.020
Boiling Time (Minutes)
60
IBU
Low
Color
Deep Brown
Primary Fermentation (# of Days & Temp)
7 @ 70 degrees
Secondary Fermentation (# of Days & Temp)
14 @ 70 degrees
Additional Fermentation
None
Tasting Notes
Cold, smooth coffee flavor and aroma. Complimenting sweetness, but not a sugary.
Breakfast Brown Ale – 5 Gallon Batch

MALTS

6 lbs. Pale Malt Extract (60%)
1 lbs. Flaked Oat (10%)
1 lb. Lactose (10%)
½ lb. Chocolate Malt (5%) *added last 15 minutes of steep*
½ lb. Victory Malt (5%)
½ lb. Cara-pills (5%)
½ lb. Crystal 80L (5%)


HOPS

½ oz. Northern Brewer (60 min.)
½ oz. Northern Brewer (30 min.)


YEAST

S-04


ADJUNCTS

4 Cups Cold-Brewed Coffee (When wort gets below 80)
1 ½ oz. Vanilla Extract (When wort gets below 80)

*UPDATE* probably won't matter, but I figured the IBU's to be 15.

This beer started life as a stout, but my homebrew store didn't have the ingredients...then it was a porter because I didn't have any roasted barley...then I found out what a constitutes a brown ale, and realized what I had actually brewed. It is my first time using coffee, and it is very, very good.
 
I think that a pound of lactose was a little much. It turned out a little on the sickly sweet side. I also let my temperature get a little high for the S-04 - around 72-74 degrees - so there was some added sweetness from the esters. I think it could be very good if I took out the Lactose and kept it between 62-65 degrees. Thanks for the interest!
 
Breakfast Brown Ale – 5 Gallon Batch

MALTS

6 lbs. Pale Malt Extract (60%)
1 lbs. Flaked Oat (10%)
1 lb. Lactose (10%)
½ lb. Chocolate Malt (5%) *added last 15 minutes of steep*
½ lb. Victory Malt (5%)
½ lb. Cara-pills (5%)
½ lb. Crystal 80L (5%)

HOPS

½ oz. Northern Brewer (60 min.)
½ oz. Northern Brewer (30 min.)

YEAST

S-04

ADJUNCTS

4 Cups Cold-Brewed Coffee (When wort gets below 80)
1 ½ oz. Vanilla Extract (When wort gets below 80)

*UPDATE* probably won't matter, but I figured the IBU's to be 15.

This beer started life as a stout, but my homebrew store didn't have the ingredients...then it was a porter because I didn't have any roasted barley...then I found out what a constitutes a brown ale, and realized what I had actually brewed. It is my first time using coffee, and it is very, very good.

How much coffee grounds went into that 4 cups of cold brew?
 
Give or take...right around a **** ton. Haha. Probably around 2 cups of grounds. I like my coffee ;)
 
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