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» 2005 DKM - Best of Show Runnerup- Todd Peterson's What's-in-an-Ale Wassail
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| 2005 DKM - Best of Show Runnerup- Todd Peterson's What's-in-an-Ale Wassail |
| Style: |
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24.2 - Specialty - Herb/Spice |
| Brewed by: |
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Todd Peterson |
| Batch Size: |
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10.5 Gallons |
| Boil Time: |
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60 Minutes |
| Est. OG: |
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1.064 |
| Actual OG: |
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1.064 |
| Est. IBU: |
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19.0 IBUs |
| Est. Color: |
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19.9 SRM |
| Recipe Index |
Promash File |
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| Grains, Extracts, Sugars |
| Malt Name |
Maltser |
Amount |
Percentage |
| Domestic 2 Row |
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21.25 lbs |
74.0% |
| Munich Malt |
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2.5 lbs |
9% |
| Aromatic Malt |
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1.25 lbs |
4.5% |
| Carastan Malt |
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1.25 lbs |
4.5% |
| Roasted Wheat Malt |
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0.50 lbs |
2.0% |
| Honey |
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2.0 lbs |
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| Cara-Wheat Malt |
Weyermann |
0.25 lbs |
2.0% |
| Chocolate Malt |
Scottish |
0.25 lbs |
2.0% |
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| Hops |
| Name |
Form |
Alpha |
Amount |
Time |
| Fuggle |
Pellet |
5.5% |
2.0 oz |
60 |
| Fuggle |
Pellet |
5.5% |
0.53 oz |
0 |
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| Yeast |
| Man. |
Code |
Name |
Type |
Amount (Starter) |
| Wyeast |
3787 |
Trappist High Gravity |
Ale |
0.5G Starter |
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| Mash Schedule |
| Step |
Rest Temp |
Rest Time |
Heat |
Water |
| Mash In |
140 F |
40 minutes |
Infusion |
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| Sac Rest |
155 F |
40 minutes |
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| Extras |
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0.25 oz Fresh Ginger Root (grated) - 5 minutes in boil
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1 Vanilla Bean (Chopped) - 5 minutes in boil
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5 Mexican Cinnamon Stick (Split) - 5 minutes in boil
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0.50 oz Bitter Orange Peel (Ground) - 0 minutes
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0.20 oz Grains of Paradise (Ground) - 0 minutes
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14.0 gms Juniper Berries (Ground) - 0 minutes
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14.0 gms Star Anise (Ground) - 0 minutes
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3.5 gms Whole Cloves (Ground) - 0 minutes
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12.5 gms Whole Nutmeg (Ground) - 0 minutes
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| Notes |
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Many times when a brewer decides to open up his spice rack and really throw the works at his brew
the result is less than palatable and the beer sits as an overpowering mess. Despite
all of the spices that live in Todd's Wassail recipe, the beer works smoothly together
with flavors harmonizing on the palate to bring you a spicy winter treat.
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