Imperial Stout Recipe - My First RIS

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My First RIS

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All Grain + Extract
17 Gallon(s)
21 Gallon(s)
60 min
62%
All Grain Plus Extract Imperial Stout homebrew recipe. This homebrew recipe uses the following ingredients: Maris Otter Pale - UK, Victory Malt - US, Caramel/Crystal 75 - US, Dark Crystal 150L, Special B - BE, Chocolate Rye Malt - DE, Table Sugar - Sucrose - US, Carafa II - DE, Black Patent Malt - UK, Roasted Barley - UK, Turbinado - US, Belgian Dark Candi Syrup - BE , Nugget Hops, Goldings Hops, Fuggles Hops, White Labs Dry English ale WLP007 Homebrew Yeast.

Fermentables

82% - Maris Otter Pale - UK
67
38
3
Mash
1% - Victory Malt - US
1
34
28
Mash
1% - Caramel/Crystal 75 - US
1
35
75
Mash
1% - Dark Crystal 150L
1
33
150
Mash
1% - Special B - BE
1
30
180
Mash
2% - Chocolate Rye Malt - DE
1.5
34
250
Mash
2% - Table Sugar - Sucrose - US
2
46
0
Late
2% - Carafa II - DE
1.5
32
412
Mash
1% - Black Patent Malt - UK
0.5
25
500
Mash
1% - Roasted Barley - UK
0.5
29
550
Mash
1% - Turbinado - US
1
44
10
Late
5% - Belgian Dark Candi Syrup - BE
4
32
90
Extract

Hops

Nugget
8
Pellet
Boil
60 min(s)
15.6
75.9
Goldings
4
Pellet
Boil
15 min(s)
5.7
6.9
Fuggles
4
Pellet
Boil
15 min(s)
4.8
5.8

Yeast

White Labs Dry English ale WLP007
75%

Other Stuff

No other stuff in this recipe

Mash Steps

No mash steps in this recipe

Special Instructions

1.
1st mash, 40lbs of grain(36lbs Maris Otter)
2.
14gal strike water(1.4qt/lb of grain) with 19.36g 88% lactic acid
3.
Add 7.4g gypsum, 4.2g calcium chloride, 1.6g epsom salt & .4g salt to strike water
4.
Fill HLT to 16gal, no lactic acid
5.
Add 8.5g gypsum, 4.8g calcium chloride, 1.8g epsom salt & .5g salt to HLT
6.
Mash @ 145F for 60min then stir
7.
5gal absorbed by grain
8.
Recirculate till wort runs clear then fly sparge with 6.5 gallons heated to 150F
9.
2nd mash, 35lbs of remaining grain
10.
16gal strike water(1.8285qt/lb of grain) add 6.9g 88% lactic acid(51.55g)
11.
4gal absorbed by grain(.5qt/lb)
12.
Mash @ 145F for 75min then direct heat/stir to hit 170F
13.
Recirculate till wort runs clear then fly sparge with 9 gallons. heated to 175F
14.
add Irish Moss & Yeast Nutrient with 10 min left in boil
15.
Start Fermentation at 64F then increase by 1F per day for 8days
16.
Cold crash when fermentation is done.
17.
Transfer to a keg, carbonate then let age for at least 6 months at cellar to room temperature
18.
$100 per 5gal

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Recipe Facts

My First RIS
Imperial Stout
  • 17.00 Gallons Liters Batch Size
  • 21.00 Gallons Liters Boil Size
  • 60  min Boil Time
  • 1.118 OG
  • 1.029 FG
  • 88.5 IBU (tinseth) Bitterness
  • 0.75 BG:GU
  • 46.9° SRM Color
  • 62% Efficiency
  • 11.4% ABV Alcohol
  • 425 per 12oz Calories
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