We are finally getting around to brewing our winter seasonal stout. Since it's well into spring, we decided to split the batch between oatmeal stout and coffee stout.
Recipe specifics:
Size (Gal): 6
Total Grain (lbs): 15
Projected OG: 1.061
Projected SRM: 38.1
Projected IBU: 35.22
Wort Boil Time (min): 60
Total Grain (lbs): 15
Projected OG: 1.061
Projected SRM: 38.1
Projected IBU: 35.22
Wort Boil Time (min): 60
Fermentables:
73.33% -- 11.0 lbs 2 Row
07.92% -- 19 ounces Toasted Flaked Oats
06.25% -- 15 ounces Chocolate Malt
03.75% -- 9 ounces Crystal 80L
02.50% -- 6 ounces Carapils
07.92% -- 19 ounces Toasted Flaked Oats
06.25% -- 15 ounces Chocolate Malt
03.75% -- 9 ounces Crystal 80L
02.50% -- 6 ounces Carapils
Hops:
1.80 ounces of Willamette at 60 min
0.25 ounces of Galena at 60 minutes
1.80 ounces of Willamette at 60 min
0.25 ounces of Galena at 60 minutes
Extras:
3 grams - Gypsum (split between mash and sparge)
1 Whirlfloc tablet
1 Whirlfloc tablet
Yeast:
WLP090 San Diego Super Yeast
WLP090 San Diego Super Yeast
Mash:
Sacch rest: 60 min at 153F
Notes:
- 3/29/2015: Brewed
- Pitched yeast at 67F
- Fermented in swamp cooler with ice pack
- 4/10/2015:
- 3 gallons: kegged
- 2.5 gallons: bottled with 16 ounces of Zeke's 1812 Espresso Blend, cold-press
Tasting Notes:
- 4/14/2015: Tried kegged version, decision to up the CO2
- smell: lots of sweet roast with some coffee
- flavor: creamy, silky mouthfeel with sweet but not bitter roast; lingering roast; subtle bitterness
- overall: what will more carbonation do to this? (4/14/2015)
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