trumpetbeard
Well-Known Member
Hey All. A friend moved out of the country and left me 6lbs of Breiss Dark LME. I've been meaning to brew a rye stout for awhile, so I put together this partial mash recipe. The last stout I brewed came out a little too astringent, so I could use any advice you can offer on the grain bill. Many thanks in advance.
6gallons:
6lb Dark LME
2lb Rye
1lb Munich
1lb Crystal 120
1lb Carafa III
.5-1lb Steel cut oats (cooked; depending on how hungry I get between now and brew day)
.5lb roasted barley
All hops US Kent Goldings
1.5oz @ 60
.5 @ 30
.25 @ 15
.25 @ 10
.25 @ FO
Mash 154
Yeast: Wyeast Thames Valley II, harvested, 2nd generation. Ferment 64ish to keep the esters down.
6gallons:
6lb Dark LME
2lb Rye
1lb Munich
1lb Crystal 120
1lb Carafa III
.5-1lb Steel cut oats (cooked; depending on how hungry I get between now and brew day)
.5lb roasted barley
All hops US Kent Goldings
1.5oz @ 60
.5 @ 30
.25 @ 15
.25 @ 10
.25 @ FO
Mash 154
Yeast: Wyeast Thames Valley II, harvested, 2nd generation. Ferment 64ish to keep the esters down.