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23 pounds of two row
4 pounds of munich 10
2 pound of chocolate malt
8oz black malt
1 pound flaked oats
3 pounds of malt extract plain

mash at 160 mash out 172

1oz willmatte 90mn
1oz northern brewer 60mn
1oz willmatte 15mn
1oz northen brewer 15mn
whirlfloc tab
yeast nutrient

2 smack packs of wyeast 1056


og came in at 1.120
 
Already got your OG? Isn't it a little late for critique if you already brewed it? With all that malt and 3 pounds of extract, what's your efficiency, 45%??

Personally, I do not like mashing that high, don't like 2 pounds of chocolate malt (pale chocolate would be fine) and don't like 1056. What's the AA on that willamette, this beer might be underhopped. Just my 2 cents.
 
What is the volume in the fermentor? Your recipe could be good, but need volume.

edit - what was your intention for the chocolate malt; color, flavor?
 
Chocolate malt was for flavor and was my first all grain batch so had poor efficiency what temp would you mashed it at volume of fermentor is 7 gallons
 
I would mash at 152°F to 154°F for a stout. A lower temperature mash may give the stout to thin of a mouth feel. Efficiency would get up to about 65% to 70% also.
 
Next time I will mash lower thanks for the help guys all input is appreciated that way I can make better beers
 
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