wormsgetsold
Active Member
I brewed a beer and my SWMBO and I really like it. All seems good right? It is. BUT, I thought this beer was fuqed. It was an extact with steeping grains. I did not know that some grains do not do well in a steep. Now I do. After I brewed I realized my "mistake". Here's the recipe.
2.5# 2-row
.5# crystal 10
.25 crystal 20
.25 crystal 120
5# Amber LME
Cascade .5 ounce 60; .5 ounce 45
Centennial .5 ounce 15; .5 ounce 5
Yeast: WL Cali V 051
Beersmith projected this beer at 1.049 with only 40% efficiency steeping, I got 1.040. I rinsed the grains with 170F water. about a gallon. Steeped for 45 minutes at 155F. FG 1.010
I want to recreate this beer without wasting the grain. I have moved on to AG. I am willing to brew as an extract to get the same brew.
I guess I would like to make the same brew at a higher alcohol content. Not too high, 4.6% instead of 3.9%. Is this possible? How would I make this AG?
2.5# 2-row
.5# crystal 10
.25 crystal 20
.25 crystal 120
5# Amber LME
Cascade .5 ounce 60; .5 ounce 45
Centennial .5 ounce 15; .5 ounce 5
Yeast: WL Cali V 051
Beersmith projected this beer at 1.049 with only 40% efficiency steeping, I got 1.040. I rinsed the grains with 170F water. about a gallon. Steeped for 45 minutes at 155F. FG 1.010
I want to recreate this beer without wasting the grain. I have moved on to AG. I am willing to brew as an extract to get the same brew.
I guess I would like to make the same brew at a higher alcohol content. Not too high, 4.6% instead of 3.9%. Is this possible? How would I make this AG?