Smoked Peach Sour Recipe

Recipe Info

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Smoked Peach Sour

by on
All Grain
5.5 Gallon(s)
6.5 Gallon(s)
60 min
73%
American sour ale with subtle smoke and peaches.

Fermentables

60% - Maris Otter Pale - UK
7
38
3
Mash
17% - Red Wheat - US
2
38
2
Mash
9% - Flaked Oats - US
1
37
1
Mash
9% - Carapils - Dextrine Malt - US
1
33
1
Mash
4% - Smoked Malt - US
0.5
37
9
Mash
1% - Acidulated Malt - DE
0.125
27
3
Mash

Hops

Strisselspalt
1
Pellet
Boil
60 min(s)
1.3
4.2

Yeast

White Labs German Ale/Kölsch WLP029
75%
Mixed Culture
85%

Other Stuff

Gypsum
2
each
Mash
Calcium Chloride
2
each
Mash
Gypsum
2
each
Boil
Calcium Chloride
2
each
Boil
Irish Moss
1
tsp
Boil
Lactic Acid
6
tsp
Boil

Mash Steps

Single Step Infusion
Infusion
151
60 min

Special Instructions

1.
::::: Water Additions :::::
2.
Water pH:
3.
Add 2g gypsum, 2g calcium chloride to strike water.
4.
Add 2g gypsum, 2g calcium chloride to boil.
5.
::::: Brew :::::
6.
Mash in 151F.
7.
Target mash pH: 5.5
8.
Actual mash pH: 5.3 (oats seem to lower pH)
9.
Strisselspalt at 60 minutes.
10.
OG: 1.059
11.
Pre-acidify with 13ml of lactic acid to 4.0-4.3 pH.
12.
Cool to 95F.
13.
Flush carboy with CO2, syphon wort into carboy.
14.
Pitch 2 containers of mango Good Belly.
15.
::::: Cellar :::::
16.
Hold at 95F for 48 hours.
17.
Down to 60F. Pitch German Ale.
18.
After two weeks of primary, rack to secondary.
19.
Pitch mixed culture.
20.
Roughly 2-3 months before packaging, add peaches.
21.
10/15 gravity: 1.010
22.
11/7 gravity: 1.010

Tasting Notes (2)

anjo

Tasted on 3/12/2018 by anjo

Notes:

Appearance:Pours bright with no head formation. Some bubbles lathering around the edges of the glass. Golden with amber hues. Aroma: sulfur, and smoke are evident without even putting a nose in the glass. Hopefully the sulfur will condition out with time. Nose in the glass, most of the sulfur blew off quickly and is not quite as bad as one would think with the initial pour. Smoke, rubber, peach, apricot and watermelon; some phenols like cinnamon. Taste: the sulfur is still there on the palette. It’s hard to get past the sulfur and biting acidity to beer that I want it to be. It’s hardly the beer it was when it was bottled which begs the question, did something go wrong at bottling?

anjo

Tasted on 3/12/2018 by anjo

Notes:

Mouthfeel: lean, sharp, and acidic with some rough edges. bubbles are present, but could be harder. Drinkability and Notes: the beer is hardly drinkable. Too many off flavors flying right now, and just too much acidity. I can picture the puckered, bitter beer faces on anyone unsuspecting who might try this. Changes for next time: the mixed culture seems incredibly capable of creating acid. Up hopping rate to control IBUs to mitigate acid production or try as originally intended, as a kettle sour with london ale iii so the residual sugar is there to counter the acid. if going the mixed culture route, consider upping carbonation. the beer has potential, but wants taming.

Recipe Facts

Smoked Peach Sour
  • 5.50 Gallons Liters Batch Size
  • 6.50 Gallons Liters Boil Size
  • 60  min Boil Time
  • 1.058 OG
  • 1.012 FG
  • 4.2 IBU (tinseth) Bitterness
  • 0.07 BG:GU
  • 5.0° SRM Color
  • 73% Efficiency
  • 5.9% ABV Alcohol
  • 192 per 12oz Calories
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