Julius Clone Recipe

Recipe Info

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Julius Clone

by on
All Grain
2.5 Gallon(s)
3.5 Gallon(s)
60 min
60%
Variation of https://trinitybrewers.com/brews/ipa/julius-clone-treehouse-brewing-ipa/

Fermentables

46% - Pale 2-Row
3.33
37
2
Mash
38% - United Kingdom - Golden Promise
2.73
37
3
Mash
10% - German - CaraFoam
0.76
37
2
Mash
5% - Belgian - Aromatic
0.34
33
38
Mash
2% - Corn Sugar - Dextrose
0.11
46
0
Late

Hops

Warrior
0.18
Pellet
Boil
60 min(s)
15
17.9
Nugget
0.22
Pellet
Boil
20 min(s)
14
12.4
Citra
0.25
Pellet
Boil
15 min(s)
12
9.9
Nugget
0.2
Pellet
Boil
10 min(s)
14
6.7
Citra
1.36
Pellet
Boil
1 min(s)
12
4.7
Nugget
0.65
Pellet
Boil
1 min(s)
14
2.6
Citra
0.5
Pellet
DryHop
12 day(s)
12
0.0
Nugget
0.1
Pellet
DryHop
12 day(s)
14
0.0
Citra
1.55
Pellet
DryHop
4 day(s)
12
0.0
Nugget
0.55
Pellet
DryHop
4 day(s)
14
0.0

Yeast

London Ale III 1318 (1 Smack Pack)
73%
Fermentis Safbrew T-58
70%

Other Stuff

No other stuff in this recipe

Mash Steps

Mashed
Infusion
156
60 min

Special Instructions

1.
Water: Began with 4 gallons of tap water (2 filtered, 2 unfiltered)
2.
Water: Added half of a campden tablet
3.
Mash: Heated mash water to 164
4.
Mash: Squeezed all wort form grain bag
5.
Mash: About .5 gallons will be lost to the grain. Leaving 3.5 to start the boil with
6.
Yeast: Added 1 smack pack of London Ale III
7.
Yeast: Added 1/4 packet of T-58 (did not rehydrate)
8.
Dry Hop: Add first dry hop addition during high-krousen
9.
Dry Hop: Second addition: Let sit for a full 4 days

Tasting Notes (2)

Kyle

Tasted on 5/26/2018 by Kyle

Notes:

Too much T58. Tasted like a witbier IPA...not my favorite. Next time don't use T58

Kyle

Tasted on 5/10/2018 by Kyle

Notes:

Interesting mouth feel (coats your mouth) after 1 week of bottling. However, it seems to be going away as the beer sits in the bottles a bit longer (~1.5 weeks). Will taste again after 2 weeks of being in the bottle, and see if the weird mouth feel went away.

Comments

  • Kyle

    Efficiency was higher than expected:
    What did I do differently to get this?
    - Mash in: Expected: 164, actual 165
    - Double Mill Grains
    - Wrapped mash tun in towels, sleeping bag, and blanket. Set on
    top of mat and towel.
    - Drained and squeezed grain bag until no water drilled out
    - Added dextrose at 50 min during boil

    Started brew with 4 gallons of water
    Water lost to grains: Expected 0.5, Actual: 0.5
    Water boil size: Expected: 3.5, Actual: 3.5
    Water into fermentor: Expected: 2.5, Actual: 2.6

    Gravity Notes:
    - Pre-boil gravity (without dextrose): 1.055 (beer smith estimate: 1.046)
    - OG: 1.070
    - FG:

    Yeast:
    1/4 pack of dry T58
    - Left at room temp for more than 3 hours
    1 Packet of Wyeast London Ale III
    - Smacked and left to rest for more than 3 hours

    Dry hop additions:
    1st addition during high-krousen (expected: 4/16 morning)
    2nd Addition after stable gravity (~9 days into fermentation. Expected: 4/24 night). Leave hops for 4 days and then bottle.

    Efficiency notes:
    Expected 60%. Beer smith estimates my efficiency at 67.1%!
    - Why was it higher than 60%?
    - OG was higher than expected. Means I extracted more sugars
    from grains than I expected
    - Amount of wort into fermentor was more than expected.

    4/20/2018 5:53:27 AM
  • Kyle

    Pre-Boil Gravity (no dextrose): 1.055
    OG: 1.070

    4/20/2018 5:57:18 AM
  • Kyle

    FG: 1.013

    4/30/2018 5:59:17 PM
  • Kyle

    ABV: 7.48%

    4/30/2018 5:59:27 PM
  • TheBeerShop

    I'd sub out Nugget for Amarillo. Id also dry hop all 3 day before you bottle. Also water chem. is key. 2 or 3 to 1 for ratio is also key. With the yeast, I'd stay London III only (even though its not their yeast) and use a starter.

    5/1/2018 4:37:04 AM
  • TheBeerShop

    I'd sub out Nugget for Amarillo. Id also dry hop all 3 day before you bottle. Also water chem. is key. 2 or 3 to 1 for ratio is also key. With the yeast, I'd stay London III only (even though its not their yeast) and use a starter.

    5/1/2018 4:37:04 AM
  • TheBeerShop

    I'd sub out Nugget for Amarillo. Id also dry hop all 3 day before you bottle. Also water chem. is key. 2 or 3 to 1 for ratio is also key. With the yeast, I'd stay London III only (even though its not their yeast) and use a starter.

    5/1/2018 4:37:05 AM
  • TheBeerShop

    I'd sub out Nugget for Amarillo. Id also dry hop all 3 day before you bottle. Also water chem. is key. 2 or 3 to 1 for ratio is also key. With the yeast, I'd stay London III only (even though its not their yeast) and use a starter.

    5/1/2018 4:37:07 AM
  • Kyle

    Thanks! I will give that a shot if I brew this again

    5/10/2018 4:54:19 AM
  • Brewdog333

    Never squeeze the grain bag. It releases tannins in the beer and is probably the cause of your off flavor. Pour 170 degree water over grains to batch sparge next time.

    5/10/2018 6:27:52 AM
  • Kyle

    Hi Brewdog. Thanks for the tip. I know there are varying opinions about squeezing it, so I wanted to give it a shot with this brew to see if I got any off flavors. Since I did get off flavors, and I did sqeueeze it, I decided to stop squeezing the grain bag. I just brewed another recipe and didn't squeeze it.

    5/26/2018 4:17:11 AM
  • Kyle

    Hi TheBeerShop. Thanks for the advice. Only using London III is a good idea, the T58, even though I only used a little, was overpowering.

    5/26/2018 4:18:30 AM

Recipe Facts

Julius Clone
  • 2.50 Gallons Liters Batch Size
  • 3.50 Gallons Liters Boil Size
  • 60  min Boil Time
  • 1.065 OG
  • 1.019 FG
  • 54.1 IBU (tinseth) Bitterness
  • 0.83 BG:GU
  • 8.1° SRM Color
  • 60% Efficiency
  • 6.0% ABV Alcohol
  • 222 per 12oz Calories
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