First all grain came out great, modified bkfst stout

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HOPCousin

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I just bottled my first all grain brew which was a modified Founder's breakfast stout clone. It came out great.

I did a 3 gallon batch to keep my equipment down.

The flavors are all there except I changed the coffee addition to the last 2.5 oz.'s at 5 minutes and i think my chocolate is most likely different bitter sweet bakers chocolate at the end of the boil.

I'll have to see how it conditions but the coffee flavor is less burnt than the original which is why I changed it, I know it might affect head retention but it doesn't bother me.

Mashed at 153-154 with an original gravity of 1.079 finishing at around 1.020
Feeling pscyhed to do an all grain IPA next!

Founder's clone Recipe if your interested:

malt & fermentables
% LB OZ Malt or Fermentable ppg °L
77% 8 8 American Two-row Pale info 37 1
7% 0 13 Flaked Oats info 33 2
6% 0 10 Chocolate Malt (US) info 28 350
5% 0 8 Roasted Barley info 25 300
3% 0 5 Crystal 120L info 33 120
3% 0 5 Black Patent Malt info 27 550
11 1
Batch size: 3.2 gallons


Original Gravity
1.082
(1.074 to 1.086)
Final Gravity
1.021
(1.018 to 1.022)
Color
53° SRM / 105° EBC
(Black)
Mash Efficiency
65%

hops
boil 60 mins 0.5 Nugget info pellet 13.0
boil 30 mins 1.5 Willamette info pellet 5.5
post 60 mins 1.5 Willamette info pellet 5.5


Bitterness
54.5 IBU / 15 HBU
ƒ: Tinseth
BU:GU
0.66
 
I grabbed a bottle of the original out of the basement and noticed their chocolate falvor coming out nicely. I will see how it ages and maybe the coffee will calm down a bit and let the chocolate come through more.

Next up I have a hop devil/blue boots grain profile with some chinook, columbus, fuggles, cascade, and homegrown whole flower columbus for dry hopping in cue. I f I can get the time I'll probably brew it tomorrow now that my favorite fermenter is empty. Plus if I expect to let that stout age a bit I'm going ot need something else around to drink fresh lol...
I have it calucated at 78 ibu's and abv around 6.7%.
 
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