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Discussion in 'Extract Brewing' started by MicroBrewMaster, May 16, 2011.

 

  1. #1
    MicroBrewMaster

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 16, 2011
    Hello
    I am new to brewing(never made a batch yet) I ordered a kit from brewmasterwearhouse called beast mode. After a few days it arrived and I went back on site to look up directions and print them out. Unfortunately they are saying the author took it down :( so I really don't know what to do. Hoping some has brewed this before on this site or maybe the author is on here. As I said I am very new so any help would be appreciated. Here is the order list



    Invoice Detail
    Item SKU Qty Price Each Price Total
    Beast Mode 4dc558ef6a285 1 ea $35.74 $35.74
    ---- SAFALE US-05 American Ale 0101411 1 ea
    ---- Cascade Pellets - Aroma/Flavor Hop 7.4% AA 0101419 1 oz
    ---- Centennial Pellets - Dual Purpose Hop 10.6% AA 0101420 1 oz
    ---- Magnum Pellets, GR - Mainly Bittering Hop 13.1% AA 0101435 1 oz
    ---- Caramel Pils 0101488 1 lb
    ---- Columbus Pellets - Mainly Bittering Hop 14.7% AA 0101947 1 oz
    ---- Briess Golden Light Liquid Extract - Exact Amount 0102229 7 lb
    ---- Briess Sparkling Amber Liquid Extract - Exact Amount 0102230 1 lb
     
  2. #2
    kapbrew13

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 16, 2011
    Steep caramel pils in grain bag for 15min in 2.5 gallons of 154 degree water.
    Start boil and add extracts while stirring.
    Add Columbus at start of boil.
    Add magnum at 45 or 30. How bitter you want it?
    Add centennial at 15.
    Add cascade at 5 minutes.
    Add water to make 5 gallons and transfer to fermenter.
    Add yeast and put on airlock.

    With no experience, probably should have started with a complete kit. Brewmaster you are making someone else's concotion. Well good luck and hope this batch doesn't discourage you from future brewing.
     
  3. #3
    Ravenshead

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 16, 2011
    Here's a guess. It's probably close enough:

    Steep the Caramel Pils in 3 gallons of H2O at 159 deg.
    Remove from heat, add the extract and stir until dissolved
    Bring to a rolling boil
    Add the Magnum and Columbus hops and boil for 60 min
    With 15 min left add the Centennial
    With 5 min left or at flame out add the Cascade
    Cool wort to less than 100 deg and pour aggressively into the fermenter
    Top off with H2O to make five gallons.

    Rehydrate and pitch US-05 per directions.

    One of the bittering hops may be a 45 min boil instead of 60 but either will be good.

    Have fun.
     
  4. #4
    TheMan

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 16, 2011
    Why not call brewmasters warehouse? Ed would be happy to help you out.
     
  5. #5
    MicroBrewMaster

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 16, 2011
    Thanks so much, I guess to my confusion I thought these were like kits. Oh well hopefully all will come out and def want to continue brewing so this will not effect anything
     
  6. #6
    ravensbrew

    Active Member

    Posted May 17, 2011
    A quick google search pulled this up
    http://www.brewmasterswarehouse.com/recipe/a4e77fa8/27-north-brewing-co-beast-mode



    Makes 5 Gallons @ 75% Efficiency

    Briess Golden Light Liquid Extract 7 lbs, 0 oz
    Caramel Pils 1 lbs, 0 oz
    Briess Sparkling Amber Liquid Extract 1 lbs, 0 oz


    Magnum Pellets, GR 1 oz @ 60 mins
    Centennial Pellets .5 oz @ 45 mins
    Columbus Pellets .5 oz @ 30 mins
    Cascade Pellets .5 oz @ 5 mins
    Centennial Pellets .5 oz @ 5 mins
    Cascade Pellets .5 oz @ Dry
    Columbus Pellets .5 oz @ Dry


    SAFALE US-05 American Ale 1 ea


    There's your Hop schedule at least. The caramel Pils are going to be your steeping grains (see ravenshead's post above).

    Hope this helps :mug:
     
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