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inda_bebe

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ive really been into Crooked Stave beers lately and been wanting to give it a try. ive listen to his podcast http://thebrewingnetwork.com/shows/866
and took down some notes. He doesnt sour mash at all but was wondering whatthe No BOIL pre souring technique was.

Is it mashing in grains/ lauter/ cool to 120f/ adding measured amout of Acid malt to add lacto and bring pH to down to 4.5/ maintain 100f for a week?

and then he says to pasturize at 185f for 15 min. and probably then cool to 68f and add brett.

if this process is correct, then here goes:

2 gal. batch
OG 1.053

2# pale malt
1.2# wheat malt
.28# oats
no hops

mash at 154f for 30min. 1.18# grains to 1l water

lauter and cool to 120f

add 8oz. acid malt to add lacto and bring pH down to 4.5 per ez water calculator

maintain 100f for 1 week

pasturize at 185f for 15 min.

cool to 68f and aeriate

add brett and free rise to 72f


please feedback w/ anything useful
 
If you go this route, you will need to let the Brett do its job entirely before bottling. It may not be the funniest thing to taste during fermentation either. The reason being the DMS, chad talks about it when discussing the no boil.
 
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