Fruit Beer Recipe - Peach Cobbler Ale

Recipe Info

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Peach Cobbler Ale

by on
All Grain
5.5 Gallon(s)
7.5 Gallon(s)
80 min
80%
Oat ale brewed with peach, maple, granola, and vanilla. Based on Jackie O's "eat your emotions"

Fermentables

47% - Flaked Oats - US
7
37
1
Mash
47% - Maris Otter Pale - UK
7
38
3
Mash
3% - Rice Hulls - US
0.5
0
0
Mash
3% - Maple Syrup - US
0.5
30
35
Late

Hops

Citiva
0.9
Pellet
Boil
60 min(s)
9.4
22.5
Citiva
0.25
Pellet
Boil
30 min(s)
9.4
4.8
Palisade Cryo
0.1
Pellet
Boil
5 min(s)
14.2
0.8
Citiva
0.15
Pellet
Boil
5 min(s)
9.4
0.7
Palisade Cryo
0.2
Pellet
Boil
15 min(s)
14.2
3.7

Yeast

White Labs British Ale WLP005
77%

Other Stuff

Peach Puree
48
oz
Secondary
Apricot Puree
48
oz
Secondary
Vanilla Bean
1
each
Secondary
Meijer Toasted Sugar Free Granola
14
oz
Secondary
Potassium Metabisulfite
0.25
tsp
Bottle
Maple Syrup
6
oz
Bottle

Mash Steps

Beta-Glucan Rest
Direct Heat
104
30 min
Saccharification Rest
Direct Heat
150
60 min

Special Instructions

1.
Fermentable Maple Syrup added to whirlpool at 170F for 5 minutes.
2.
Sparged with 2 gallons water to get full extraction.
3.
Granola toasted in oven at 350 for 15 minutes.
4.
Racked to secondary onto peach puree, apricot puree, vanilla bean, and granola after one week of fermentation
5.
Stabilized in keg with K-meta, then added 6oz maple syrup and shook keg well.

Tasting Notes (1)

Jabob513

Tasted on 5/5/2023 by Jabob513

Notes:

Very good eventually. Fruity, granola-y, maple-y, very nice oatmeal notes. Boost peach and drop apricot. This one needs time to rest at fridge temps once it is in keg, and it poured out fruit sludge for a couple pints so clearly better filtration is needed.

Comments

  • Jabob513

    This was a bear of a brew - tons of oats. DO NOT SKIP GLUCAN REST and ADD RICE HULLS. The hot break was.....substantial. At kegging time, I filtered through a nut milk bag to get out fruit puree, which took ages, squeezing the bag with sanitized hands, and definitely allowed oxygenation of the beer. Need to cold crash or something before filtering/kegging. It tasted like death and rotten fruit for about 3~4 months of fridge time, then suddenly it mellowed out and tasted like a fresh delicious peach cobbler. The apricot was added because internet people suggested a 50/50 blend would boost the peach perception, but it slightly overwhelmed them and it was distinctly 'apricot' versus peach. If I ever muster the courage to brew this again, I would do 80/20 peach/apricot or full peach, would add 1/4 cinnamon stick at flameout, and would have a better filtering plan - multi-step larger mesh bags would do it well. It just clogged up the small nut milk bags too much and led to a very stressful brew time. Also, I would not attempt to bottle this without heavy modification or pasteurization when bottled.

    5/5/2023 8:06:59 AM

Recipe Facts

Peach Cobbler Ale
Fruit Beer
  • 5.50 Gallons Liters Batch Size
  • 7.50 Gallons Liters Boil Size
  • 80  min Boil Time
  • 1.079 OG
  • 1.018 FG
  • 32.6 IBU (tinseth) Bitterness
  • 0.41 BG:GU
  • 6.4° SRM Color
  • 80% Efficiency
  • 7.9% ABV Alcohol
  • 272 per 12oz Calories
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