Batch 60: Wheat
10 gallon batch of lightly hopped American Wheat,
five gallons of which are intended to be racked onto
Cranberry Relish, after a recipe in the October 2005
BYO magazine. The other 5 gallons were there to
make using the 15-gallon boil kettle worthwhile (the
10-gallon kettle good for 5 gallon batches was already in use), and will
most likely be doctored into a wit.
Recipe
Grain Bill
- 6# Durst wheat malt
- 2# Flaked wheat
- 1# Flaked oats
- 9# Durst Pilsner
Hops
- 2 oz Cascades (5.4% AA) @ 45 minutes
Yeast
Split ferment: Safale US-56, Safbrew T-58
Mash
Single Infusion, 60 minutes at 152F.
Vitals
- OG: 11.4B (1.044)
- FG:
- Calculated IBUs:
- Carbonation:
Timeline
Brew day: October 9, 2005
- 12:05 pm: Mash-in @152F (5 gallons 170F water)
- 1:05 pm: Mash transferred to lauter tun, plus 1 gallon foundation water. Added 2.75 gallons sparge water, filling tun.
- 1:18 pm: Stir.
- 1:20 pm: First runoff.
- 1:27 pm: First runoff stuck just a bit short of completely drained. Topped up mash tun with 6 gallons sparge water.
- 1:40 pm: First runnings boiling, stir mash, start second runnings.
- 1:46 pm: stuck, recirc again.
- 1:50 pm: All on to boil, only a bit low (1-3 qts).
- 2:04 pm: Boiling over.
- 2:10 pm: Add hops.
- 2:55 pm: Get impatient. Flame out and therminate.
- 3:15-ish: Pitched yeasts.
- 4:15 pm: Clean-up done.
Fermenting visibly the next afternoon, about 65-68F.
10/15: Both batches -- Refractometer 5.6-5.8 (S.G. about 1.010).
10/18: Kegged T-58 batch with 1 ounce Saaz and
transferred US-56 batch onto cranberry relish (2#
cranberries, 1 navel orange, 2 cortland apples).
11/08: Kegged cranberry relish batch, put on about 20 psi CO2
to force carbonate by Saturday.
Tasting notes
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