All Grain Irish Stout homebrew recipe. This homebrew recipe uses the following ingredients: Maris Otter Pale - UK, Flaked Barley - US, Roasted Barley - UK, Acidulated Malt - DE
, Wyeast German Ale 1007 Homebrew Yeast.
Fermentables
65% - Maris Otter Pale - UK
6
38
3
Mash
22% - Flaked Barley - US
2
32
2
Mash
11% - Roasted Barley - UK
1
29
550
Mash
3% - Acidulated Malt - DE
0.25
27
3
Mash
Hops
No hops in this recipe
Yeast
Wyeast German Ale 1007
75%
Other Stuff
No other stuff in this recipe
Mash Steps
Saccharification Rest
Infusion
150
60 min
Special Instructions
1.20 ppm chloride and sulfate each
2.20 ppm chloride, but the sulfate level may be around 50 ppm
3.balanced ratio (1:1) of sulfate and chloride is a safe starting point.
4.If that beer is not dry enough, increasing the sulfate level to provide about a 2:1 ratio may be prudent.
5.Still low, but clearly sulfate should be a component of the water.
6.Remember sulfate is not really a 'bitterness' provider, it is a 'dryness' provider and that allows more perception of bitterness in beer.
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