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ancientbrewer

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Fortunately I was hungry and wanted a hot dog that rolled of the plate and into my hot (over 180 f) wort. Drinking this now and it's pretty awesome.




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Basic Information
Batch Name:Newyear beer 2016
Brewed By:joe and nancy
Style:Strong Scotch Ale
Batch Size:4.50 gal
Boil Time:90 min
Initial Boil Volume:5.4 gal
Mash Method:All Grain
Brew Date:1/4/16
My Rating:0/10

Typical Style Characteristics
Style:Strong Scotch Ale
O.G.1.070 - 1.130
F.G.1.018 - 1.056
ABV6.5 - 10.0
IBU17 - 35
SRM14 - 25°L
Color

Calculated & Measured Statistics
Calculated O.G.1.076 (72% Efficiency)
Calculated F.G.1.027 (70% Yeast Attenuation)
Measured O.G.1.090 (87% Actual Efficiency)
Measured F.G.1.022 (76% Actual Attenuation)
ABV9.7%
IBU16.3
SRM19.5°L
Color

Malt Bill
Malt NameWeightPPGSRMType
2-Row Malt - 2.0°L8.00 lbs1.0382.00Mashed Grain
Candi Sugar, Amber1.19 lbs1.03675.00Extract/Adjunct
Maris Otter– 4°L1.00 lbs1.0384.00Mashed Grain
Vienna - 2.7°L1.00 lbs1.0352.70Mashed Grain
Biscuit Malt1.00 lbs1.03623.00Mashed Grain
Roasted Barley0.19 lbs1.025300.00Mashed Grain

Mash Rest Profile
RestTemperatureTimeTypeDetails
Saccharification (Full Body)156°F60 minInitial StrikeMash-in with 14.0 qts of water at 171°F
Fly sparge with 16.3 qts of water at 170°F

Hop Bill
Hop NameTime AddedWeightAA%Type
East Kent Goldings90 min1.00 oz5.7%Pellet Hop

Yeast Details
Yeast StrainQuantityAttenuationFlocculation
WLP002 White Labs English Ale35 ml66Very High

Dates
1/4/16Brew Date

Notes

Exported from Fermenticus Brew Log v2.5, 1/16/16


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