This is my first Centennial brew so not sure what to expect. It almost seems to have a diacetyl taste/feel. I'l just let it hang out in fermenter a little longer.
Took a hydro tonight and little taste. Down to 1.014 and can't say I care for the taste at this point, hopefully it will improve over the next few weeks In the time I'll brew up some more mosaic :)
Just finished up a great brew day with no drama. I do BIAB and average 78% eff. This is the first time brewing this recipe, although this is the exact recipe I use for many IPA's. Works really well for Mosaic and M+osaic/Simcoe.
Qs: how long do you guys usually age this one?
I'll be brewing the Pils again, I will try all SAAZ per recipe.
I really enjoyed the Grainy/Malty flavor. Really well balanced. Not much of a hop head. If the SAAZ is pretty mellow that would be great. I want to keep close to the same flavor profile.
It was a 4.5 Gallon batch- used 11g Magnum...
I brewed a what started out as a Bohemian Pilsner a few months ago.
But when brew day came I realized I was short on SAAZ. I wen to the freezer and grabbed what was on hand/ So I used Magnum@60 Saaz@30 Hallertau@10 and SAZZ@0. Total ~ 37IBU's
I really like the way the beer came out.
My...
Just an update: I bottled 2 weeks ago and cracked the first one last night. It's a good beer, reall full flavor but finishes pretty light.
Next go around I may try the Coffee malt instead of CarafaI. But overall a really easy drinking beer.
I have a recipe for an Irish Red that calls for the following Hops:
.75oz-Willamette @ 60
.75oz-Goldings @ 30
I only have .5oz of each.
I do have a couple oz. of Fuggles I can use. The Question is; Can I make up the .25 shortage with fuggles? or however much to hit the IBU's
Just finished up with diacetyl rest @ ~66F, gravity down to 1.011. Going to rack tomorrow and drop it to 34F for 6 weeks or so. Tastes pretty good so far, good coffee/chocolate aroma, very mild on taste. This seems like it will be a very smooth beer.
Brewed this up today as my first Lager. My Brew day went well, hit all my numbers. I did 2.5 Gal. and set the grain bill to get me to 1.055. I did a straight sub of Roasted Barley with Carafa I. Wort tasted good, pretty mild. Fermenting @ 51 degrees. I'll let you know how it progresses. Pitched S23
Well I couldn't find Roasted Barley 300L. The shop was out of roasted Barley 500+L.
I do have a little Chocolate malt and some Carafa I(320L) that I can mix. What do you all think of that for a sub?
Looking to brew this up BIAB in the next 2 weeks any more info on this?
Hoping for something that tastes close to INDIO Mexican. Or at least close that I can tweak to get it right.
I had to revive this thread! I just tried Indio beer from Mexico...Damn that's good!
Anyone tried the recipe above?
Does anyone have a clone recipe for this?