Brew No.49 Rate: 5/10 ABV: 7.3% Yeast: Lallemand Belle Saison Attenuation: 86–94% My attenuation: 90% Yeast aroma: Citrus, pepper IBU: 74 Ferment: 20–35ºC Recipe: OG: 1040 FG: 1005 ABV: 4.6% Achieved: OG: 1062 FG: 1006 ABV: 7.3% Notes: – Hallertau Magnum bittering. Hallertauer Blanc aroma. – Added 10g orange peel my addition. Should have used just 5g slightly overdid flavour. – Took 2 week to ferment out. – Well carbonated. Do again: No. No Pilsner malt. Too hoppy. The ABV was way ...
Strange beer in that I forgot some ingredients, came out with a very low efficiency, but then a super high attenuation. Since such a low FG, it tends more towards a Saison.
Saison Sake Hybrid
90 minute mash at 148.
dingemans aromatic amber and dingemans cara 50 No sugar to limit attenuation somewhat. Mash at 68*C same reason. Previous batch did 40/43 = 93%!
Summer Saison with honey
A twist on the last saison I brewed, this time using French Saison yeast, different hops, and some different (though similar-ish) malts. Pils in this is Weyermann Extra Pale Premium Pilsner. Light Munich malt is from Great Western. Spelt malt is from Weyermann.