All Grain Homebrew Recipe
Thanks to Cheeky Peak Brewery for the recipe and ingredients.
Date: 30/5/2021
Batch Number: 14
Batch Volume: 25L
Fermentables
- 2-Row Pale Malt - 4kg
- Flaked Oats - 0.8kg
- Malted Wheat - 0.8kg
Mash: 66c (60 mins)
Original Gravity (OG): 1.053
Final Gravity (FG): 1.012
Hop Schedule
- 10g Columbus/Tomahawk - 60 mins - 16.3% (16.3 IBU)
- 15g Amarillo - 7.8% - 80C Hopstand 20 mins (1.6 IBU)
- 15g Galaxy - 12.3% - 80C Hopstand 20 mins (2.5 IBU)
- 15g Mosaic - 11.3% - 80C Hopstand 20 mins (2.3 IBU)
- 50g Amarillo - 7.8% - Dry Hop High Krausen
- 50g Galaxy - 12.3% - Dry Hop High Krausen
- 50g Mosaic - 11.3% - Dry Hop High Krausen
- 50g Amarillo - 7.8% - Final Gravity
- 50g Galaxy - 12.3% - Final Gravity
- 50g Mosaic - 11.3% - Final Gravity
Yeast: Lallemand New England East Coast Ale
Mash Water: 23.55L
Sparge Water: 9.81L
Recipe Review
This beer is amazing - and is definitely my best all-grain brew to date. Thankfully my brews (in my opinion at least) have been trending upwards and getting better with each batch. I'm pretty certain the biggest difference with this batch was the adjustments I made to my water chemistry - which really helped to bring out the hop flavours.
The oats and wheat specialty malts gives the beer and nice, bright and light colour, with a slight amount of haze (which could also be from all the hops, or chill haze, or both) - it may clear over time, but for now it's definitely present. Taste wise it has a nice subtle and velvety mouth feel.
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The combination of hops is also excellent and makes for a nice, fruity and juicy taste. Mosaic, amarillo and galaxy hops are popular hop varieties that work well together and complement each other nicely.
Although I have an unwritten rule about never brewing the same beer twice, this one is definitely making me reconsider - I don't think it will last long in the keg!
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