Duvel Clone - Extract 10L - Belgian Tripel

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Duvel Clone - Extract 10L

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Extract
10.2 Liter(s)
15 Liter(s)
90 min
75%
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This recipe is based on Wes Martin's "The Devil's Acquaintance" at http://www.greatfermentations.com/belgian-golden-strong-recipe/ I substituted Willamette instead of Styrian Goldings, because I forgot to buy and that's what I had...

Fermentables
% kg fermentable ppg   L   usage  
10% 0.2268 Pale Ale - BE 38
3°		 Steep
69% 1.5876 Dry Malt Extract - Light - US 44
5°		 Extract
22% 0.5 Belgian Clear Candi Sugar - BE 36
1°		 Late
2.3144 kg

Hops
g variety type usage time AA   IBU  
14 Saaz Pellet Boil 30 minutes 3.8 8.1
27 Willamette Pellet Boil 60 minutes 5.0 26.7
41 g IBUs calculated using the Tinseth formula

Hop Summary
g variety type AA
14 Saaz Pellet 3.8
27 Willamette Pellet 5.0
41 g  

Yeast
name attenuation  
Mangrove Jack's Belgian Ale Yeast M27 85%
 

Other Stuff
amount unit name usage
0.5 each Whirlfloc Flame Out
0 each Yeast Nutrient Flame Out
 

Mash Steps
No Mash Steps in this Recipe

Special Instructions
  1. Steep malt at 150-155F for 30 minutes, then rinse and drain
  2. Dissolve DME and commence 90 minute boil
  3. Add Candi in the last 15 minutes of the boil and dissolve.
  4. Chill to 64F, pitch yeast, and allow to raise to 82F over the course of 5 days.
  5. Ferment at 82F for 2 weeks.
  6. Then cold crash and lager at 32F for 3 weeks before bottling.

Recipe Facts

Duvel Clone - Extract 10L
Belgian Tripel
10.20 Gallons Liters
15.00 Gallons Liters  @  90  min
1.075
1.011
6.0° SRM
75%
34.8 IBU (tinseth)
0.46
8.3% ABV
255 per 12oz
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