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90% Pilsner
5% Vienna
5% White Wheat

Mashed at 150F

60 min Tettnang and a small dose of Hersbrucker at 10 mins to get to 26 IBU

I used Safale K-97 and fermented at 58 degrees f for 4 days, then left at room temperature for another 6. Force carbonated at 10 psi in my kegerator for 2 weeks. Did not use gelatin, but did use whirlfloc. I will say that this is a great yeast and you definitely get some soft pear notes, but it does not flocc well. Next time I am going to use Lallemand Koln.

I used the Kolsch water profile in Brewfather and added lactic acid to get to a 5.35 pH mash temp.
 
90% Pilsner
5% Vienna
5% White Wheat

Mashed at 150F

60 min Tettnang and a small dose of Hersb****er at 10 mins to get to 26 IBU

I used Safale K-97 and fermented at 58 degrees f for 4 days, then left at room temperature for another 6. Force carbonated at 10 psi in my kegerator for 2 weeks. Did not use gelatin, but did use whirlfloc. I will say that this is a great yeast and you definitely get some soft pear notes, but it does not flocc well. Next time I am going to use Lallemand Koln.

I used the Kolsch water profile in Brewfather and added lactic acid to get to a 5.35 pH mash temp.
Looks solid, I appreciate it thanks, im probably gonna lager this for quite a bit so the low floc is cool
 
Brown Porter
US-05 and Styrian hop.

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Warm fermented "Lazy Lager". Named such because I was crunched for time and and just threw this recipe together last minute, I mashed for an hour but only boiled for fifteen minutes and I threw one hop addition in as the wort was coming up to boil. It's possibly my favorite batch I've ever brewed, the malt is soft and bready, with a gentle citrus from the hops. The head is pillowy and creamy soft and lingers through the whole pint.
 
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Warm fermented "Lazy Lager". Named such because I was crunched for time and and just threw this recipe together last minute, I mashed for an hour but only boiled for fifteen minutes and I threw one hop addition in as the wort was coming up to boil. It's possibly my favorite batch I've ever brewed, the malt is soft and bready, with a gentle citrus from the hops. The head is pillowy and creamy soft and lingers through the whole pint.

What was the recipe (approximately)?
 
What was the recipe (approximately)?
It was 4 lbs Great Western 2-row, 8oz Bries Gold Pils Vienna, 4 oz aromatic malt. 1 oz Glacier hops boiled and 15 minutes and then transferred to the fermenter and cooled overnight, yeast was 34/70 pitched the following morning.

Edited: This was for a 2.5 gallon batch.
 
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View attachment 770613Stormy day in my neck of the woods. Worked on building a new pool fence around the rain. Having a Bloody Mary made with V8, garlic powder, celery salt, dried dill, Tiger Sauce and frozen Goose. Yummy yumm
I am guilty of those in summer time. Except I cut it with a little clamato to thin it out. And Tito's vodka
 
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