American IPA Recipe - Session IPA - From Tony

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Session IPA - From Tony

by on
All Grain
7 Gallon(s)
8.2 Gallon(s)
60 min
91%
I set batch size to 7 gallons because i plan on leaving quite a bit in the kettle, I don't want any hops in the fermenter.

This recipe was cloned from Session ipa.

Fermentables

91% - 2-Row - US
10
37
1
Mash
5% - Caramel/Crystal 20 - US
0.6
35
20
Mash
4% - Flaked Oats - US
0.4
37
1
Mash

Hops

Magnum
1.2
Pellet
Boil
60 min(s)
12
38.1
Amarillo
2
Pellet
FlameOut
0 min(s)
9
0.0
Citra
2
Pellet
FlameOut
0 min(s)
12
0.0
Amarillo
2
Pellet
DryHop
7 day(s)
9
0.0
Citra
2
Pellet
DryHop
7 day(s)
12
0.0

Yeast

White Labs California Ale WLP001
82%

Other Stuff

Irish Moss
2
tsp
Boil
Yeast Nutrient
0.5
tsp
Primary

Mash Steps

Saccharification Rest
Direct Heat
149
60 min

Special Instructions

No special instructions in this recipe

Tasting Notes (1)

SingleSpeed

Tasted on 2/4/2015 by SingleSpeed

Notes:

Great aroma and taste

Comments

  • Haybrews

    Life begins at 40. 1.040, that is.

    11/4/2014 5:12:33 PM
  • SingleSpeed

    HA! I thought it was 60. 1.60, that is :)

    11/7/2014 12:14:14 PM
  • Haybrews

    Reducing it for you youngsters. ;)

    11/7/2014 1:14:50 PM
  • Haybrews

    It looks like you almost got to the beginning of life. 1.053, huh?

    11/19/2014 2:03:32 AM
  • Brewer 103659

    Great recipe mate - can I ask if you dry hop 'for 7 days' before pitching the yeast OR 'at 7 days' when racking? Will give it a go as my first all grain brew.

    6/7/2015 11:29:49 PM
  • Haybrews

    SingleSpeed would have transferred (racked) this beer to a secondary carboy when the yeast quit fermenting, usually within a week or when the beer reached his targeted FG (1.009). Dry hops would have been added to this secondary carboy and let float in the transferred beer for 7 days.

    6/10/2015 2:22:17 PM
  • SingleSpeed

    Ha, thanks Haybrews! That is correct. I actually just left it in the primary and dumped in the hops, about 1 week after pitching the yeast. Let them sit for 7 days and then I put the carboy in the fridge to cold crash.

    6/10/2015 3:33:41 PM
  • Brewer 103659

    Cheers fellas - can't wait to give it a whirl. Great hop selection.

    6/10/2015 8:00:16 PM
  • Haybrews

    Hey, I thought I was the only one who dropped dry hops into the primary!

    6/11/2015 10:11:48 AM
  • WyoMikey

    the video looks like you got a 5 gal batch but recipe says 7 gal, so I think the efficiency is more like 65% not 91%

    4/12/2016 5:13:23 PM
  • YYC

    I watched the video on making this and it was great! My only question is the dry hop - did you skip it, or add it at a later date?

    12/11/2016 1:06:55 PM
  • SingleSpeed

    What's up YYC? Thanks for watching. I added the dry hops about 7-9 days after pitching the yeast. I just remove the airlock and dump in the pellets. I then cold crash about 5-6 days later for 48 hours before kegging. So pitch yeast, 8 days later add dry hops, 5 days later start cold crash, 2 days later keg or bottle.

    12/12/2016 3:51:31 PM
  • YYC

    Excellent - thanks SingleSpeed. As you can probably tell, i'm a newbie. I think I'll choose this recipe for my first shot at an all grain brew. It sounds delicious!

    12/12/2016 5:07:30 PM

Recipe Facts

Session IPA - From Tony
American IPA
  • 7.00 Gallons Liters Batch Size
  • 8.20 Gallons Liters Boil Size
  • 60  min Boil Time
  • 1.053 OG
  • 1.009 FG
  • 38.1 IBU (tinseth) Bitterness
  • 0.72 BG:GU
  • 3.3° SRM Color
  • 91% Efficiency
  • 5.6% ABV Alcohol
  • 174 per 12oz Calories
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