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I going to do 1 to 1 ratio water to grains.

Will I be able to fly sparge 7 gallons to hit my taget of 13.5 totle?


Grain Bill
26 lb. - Pale malt
1 lb. - Crystal Malt (60L)
1 lb.- CaraPils


Hop Schedule
1 oz. - Magnum Hops - 60 min.
1 oz. - Magnum Hops - 45 min.
2 oz. - Cascade Hops - 20 min.
2 oz. - Amarillo Hops - 10 min.
2 oz. - Amarillo Hops - 5 min.
2 oz. - Cascade Hops - 5 min.
2 oz. - Amarillo Hops - At Flameout


Yeast
White Labs California Ale (WLP001) Yeast - 1800ml starter

Mash/Boil
Mash at 151° for 60 min.
Sparge as usual
Boil for 90 min.
Ferment at around 68°
 
I'm assuming you mean 1 quart per pound of grain which will work just fine. You need to fly sparge out to more than 7 gallons if this is a 10 gallon all grain batch. If not, you're efficiency will suffer and it will be a partial mash not all grain. This is assuming you were looking for about a 7% or so beer. That's also a pretty intense hop schedule, you might want to look at the price of hops these days, unless you already have some, before you buy all those hops for one batch. Personally, I'm also against carapils in most all grain beers. It shouldn't be needed, you have a thick mash and a big grain bill and a mash temp of 151 which should take care of any head or body issues.
 
I going to do 1 to 1 ratio water to grains.

Will I be able to fly sparge 7 gallons to hit my taget of 13.5 totle?


Grain Bill
26 lb. - Pale malt
1 lb. - Crystal Malt (60L)
1 lb.- CaraPils


Hop Schedule
1 oz. - Magnum Hops - 60 min.
1 oz. - Magnum Hops - 45 min.
2 oz. - Cascade Hops - 20 min.
2 oz. - Amarillo Hops - 10 min.
2 oz. - Amarillo Hops - 5 min.
2 oz. - Cascade Hops - 5 min.
2 oz. - Amarillo Hops - At Flameout


Yeast
White Labs California Ale (WLP001) Yeast - 1800ml starter

Mash/Boil
Mash at 151° for 60 min.
Sparge as usual
Boil for 90 min.
Ferment at around 68°

Looks like hop heaven!!!
May I suggest 1/2# to 1# wheat. I always add a bit of wheat to my pale ale and IPA brews it adds a complexity that always seems to be missing in other brews I try and it will assist in head retention to boot.
Cheers
JJ
 
At 1 to 1 ratio that will give me 6.5gal plus the 7gal for sparge to give me a totle of 13.5.

I do have all the hops. I have 16-25oz of each verity
 
At 1 to 1 ratio that will give me 6.5gal plus the 7gal for sparge to give me a totle of 13.5.

I do have all the hops. I have 16-25oz of each verity

Yes it would. But that would not be a fly sparge. In a fly sparge you need to maintain the water level in the lauter tun. So, you will need 6.5 gallons of mash water PLUS 10 gallons of sparge water.
 
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