This is the 2016 edition of the infamous Falconsclaws recipe. The older recipes from 1999-2001 needed additional ingredients like sugars and extracts because we didn't have enough system capacity to try and hit that magically ridiculous 1.140 gravity. Seriously, it's nuts. But thanks to the club's awesome 50 gallon system, we could actually mash enough grain to make this thing happen! (Hat Tip to Kevin Baranowski for the original series of beers)
Falconsclaws Simplified
Method: | All Grain | Style: | Experimental Beer |
Boil Time: | 60 min | Batch Size: | 29 gallons (fermentor volume) |
Boil Size: | 30.5 gallons | Efficiency: | 70% (brew house) |
Boil Gravity: | 1.119 (recipe based estimate) | Hop Utilization Multiplier: | 1 |
Amount | Fermentable | PPG | °L | Bill % |
70 lb | Pilsner | 36 | 1.5 | 49.7% |
70 lb | Munich Type I | 38 | 6 | 49.7% |
0.75 lb | Carafa Special Type III | 29.9 | 525 | 0.5% |
Amount | Variety | Type | AA | Use | Time | IBU |
3.75 oz | Magnum | Pellet | 11.5 | Boil | 60 min | 15.15 |
3.75 oz | Hallertau Mittelfruh | Pellet | 2.8 | Boil | 5 min | 0.74 |
Amount | Description | Type | Temp | Time |
52.78 gal | Strike | 150 F | 60 min | |
Starting Mash Thickness: 1.5 qt/lb |
Amount | Name | Type | Use | Time |
1 oz | Yeast Nutrient | Other | Boil | 5 min |
White Labs - Zurich Lager Yeast WLP885 | ||||||||||||
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Additional Yeast: Saflager - Swiss Lager Yeast S-189 |
CO2 Level: 0 Volumes |
Ca+2 | Mg+2 | Na+ | Cl- | SO4-2 | HCO3- |
0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Special Instructions: Force chill to mid-70's. Hit with pure O2 Chill overnight into high 40's before pitching Hit with pure O2 every 12 hours for the next day. Pray and wait one year before serving. |
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https://www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/recipe/view/1187244/falconsclaws-simplified
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Date: 2021-08-23 03:04 UTC
Recipe Last Updated: 2021-08-23 03:04 UTC
1 comment
Couple of questions….
Thinking about brewing something approaching this, but thinking mostly weyerman bo pils with only a little Munich and some carafa for color touch up.
Also, how do you suggest the longer aging? Just in a carboy? Kegs with no/low pressure? Temperature for aging?