I am listening to the Results of the GABF live on the Brewing Network and brewing a Fest Beer. I got into lagers last spring and have fallen in love. I wasn't always a huge fan of them but when I started making them I realized the subtle complexity of these styles and have been brewing lagers and ales at about a 1-for-1 since. I wanted to brew this style for a long time, and I want to build up a yeast cake for a Bock beer later this fall. I will be adding two types of oak to the bock, more on this later. As I was mashing the Munich malt aroma was insanely good and rich. I also used a hop bag for this batch something I haven't done in the past, well see how my hop extraction turns out.
Here is the recipe:
Ingredient | Amount | % | MCU | When |
German Pilsner Malt | 5.00 lb | 47.6 % | 1.2 | In Mash/Steeped |
US Munich 20L Malt | 4.00 lb | 38.1 % | 15.1 | In Mash/Steeped |
German Dark Munich Malt | 1.50 lb | 14.3 % | 2.6 | In Mash/Steeped |
Variety | Alpha | Amount | IBU | Form | When |
German Hallertauer Hersbrucker | 3.5 % | 1.50 oz | 19.4 | Loose Pellet Hops | 60 Min From End |
German Hallertauer Hersbrucker | 3.5 % | 0.50 oz | 3.9 | Loose Pellet Hops | 20 Min From End |
White Labs WLP833-German Bock Lager
I mashed in at 151F. I also made a 1.5 liter starter.
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