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Hi guys,
Looking at brewing this brew on Friday and just after any comments or suggestions on how this could be improved. This will be 31L to the fermenter. OG 1.045 (80% efficiency), IBU 46.
Malt bill:
5.05 kg Gladfield American ale
0.3 kg Gladfield biscuit malt
0.24 kg Gladfield red back malt (mainly for colour)
0.18 kg (3%) Gladfield sour grapes
Hops:
25 min - 24 g Nelson Sauvin 10.9%
20 min - 45 g Motueka 6.8%
15 min - 50 g Motueka 6.8%
5 min - 50 g Motueka 6.8%
Flameout - 50 g Motueka 6.8%
Flameout - 10 g Nelson Sauvin 10.9%
Single infusion mash for 60 min at 68 deg C, followed by mash out and fly sparge. All late hop additions so only planning on a 40 min boil.Fermenting with Pacman yeast at 17 degrees, primary only.
Thanks in advance.
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No worries, yeah you're probably right - I read somewhere that you should boil your IPA's for 90 minutes even if you do 60 minute additions to avoid DMS but could just be an urban legend, good write up here: http://brulosophy.com/2015/03/11/the-impact-of-boil-length-ale-exbe....
An FG of 1.013 might be ok with 45 IBU - That's what I run for my NZ Pils but I drop back to 40 for pale ales, both have FG's of 1.013.
Good luck!
I also didn't read the title of your post so if you're going for an IPA (I was thinking PA) then 45 IBU would probably be spot on. - basically ignore everything I've said haha.
What do expect your ABV to be?
mash nice and high, 68 is probably ok.
45 ibu is ok too i think. but i'd suggest getting most of your ibu from late additions, with a nice hop stand
maybe include a bit of crystal to help keep it balanced
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