Magnum Opus IPA

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DrewsBrew

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Recipe Type
Extract
Yeast
Wyeast 1056
Batch Size (Gallons)
5 Gal
Original Gravity
See below
Final Gravity
See below
Boiling Time (Minutes)
60
IBU
57
Color
12 SRM
Primary Fermentation (# of Days & Temp)
See below
Secondary Fermentation (# of Days & Temp)
See below
Magnum Opus IPA

Extract Recipe

Grain Bill:
3 lbs Muntons dry extra light extract (boil 60 mins)
3 lbs Muntons dry extra light extract (boil 20 mins)
1.25 lbs Muntons light liquid malt extract (boil 20 mins)
1 lb Victory malt (steep 45 minutes)
1 lb Crystal malt 20L (steep 45 minutes)

Hop Bill

1 oz Magnum plug (13.8 %) @ 60 minutes
1 oz Centennial pellet (8.0%) @ 30 minutes
1 oz Cascade pellet (6.0 %) @ 15 minutes
2 oz Cascade pellet dry hopped 14 days

Original gravity: ?? (misplaced my notes)
Final gravity: ?? (see above)

Priming sugar: 5 oz

Water source: Supermarket brand spring water

Equipment sanitation: 2 caps of bleach per 5 gal water
Bottle sterilization: Oven bake at 300 deg. for 1.5 hours

Primary ferment: 14 days
Secondary: 14 days
Bottle condition: 14 days @ 70-75 deg.

Comments: Just sampled my first bottle and this stuff goes down easy. The estimated final color was about 10 SRM but this came in at about a 12. Next time I might eliminate the light liquid extra in favor of dry extra light. Its what I had on hand at the time. Poured with a 2 finger head that seemed to stick around forever. Poured crystal clear with no chill haze. The reason I make note of sanitation above is I do not believe in no-rinse chemical sanitizers as they are a lazy approach and do (from my perspective) impart slight flavors to the beer.
 
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