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Oldgott recipe from U Medvidku in Prague

Discussion in 'Recipes/Ingredients' started by ricman525, Feb 18, 2014.

 

  1. #1
    ricman525

    Member

    Posted Feb 18, 2014
    Hello there:

    I was graciously given the recipe from one of my favorite beers in the world from the head brewer at U Medvidku in Prague. However, I'm hoping someone here can tell me the difference between hop pellets and pressed hops are, and suitable replacements. Here it is:

    Oldgott (for 250 liters)
    45 kg of pilsner malt
    2 kg of bevaria malt
    5 kg karamel malt.
    Hop pelets 1 kg and 500 g pressed hop.
    For bottom fermentation I use pilsner yeast.
    Fermentation 10 °C ten dayes ,second ferm. 3 °C five weeks.

    They use open oak barrels for fermentation, I plan to use oak chips but have never done this before - suggestions on how (quantity, primary, secondary, sanitization, etc.)

    Thanks in advance!
     
  2. #2
    Infinite222

    New Member

    Posted Feb 20, 2014
    Do you know what hops and when they are added to the boil? It will be hard to clone otherwise.

    I guess they use Saaz hops but I don't have a clue since I've only tasted Blackgott so far.
     
  3. #3
    ricman525

    Member

    Posted Feb 20, 2014
    I am assuming Saaz as well, but my requests for additional information have not been returned :(
     
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