- OG
- 1.054
- FG
- 1.004
- ABV
- 6.6%
- IBU
- 32
- SRM
- 5
- Batch
- 5 gal
Grain bill
| Malt | Weight | % |
|---|---|---|
| Belgian Pilsner Malt | 9.50 lb | 93% |
| Vienna Malt | 0.75 lb | 7% |
Hop schedule
| Hop | Weight | Time | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| East Kent Goldings | 1 oz | 60 min | boil |
| Styrian Goldings (Celeia) | 1 oz | 30 min | boil |
| Styrian Goldings (Celeia) | 0.75 oz | 5 min | boil |
Yeast
Process
- Mash at 149°F for 60 min
- Boil 90 min
- primary cool: 2 days @ 70°F
- primary warm: 21 days @ 88°F
Notes
Belgian pilsner malt and a touch of Vienna for the canvas; Goldings and Styrian Goldings for earthy spice. The Dupont yeast is famously stubborn — start at 70°F and ramp up to nearly 90°F over a week. The result should finish at 1.004 or below: bone dry, peppery, alive on the palate.
Brewer: Ramp temperature aggressively. If it stalls at 1.020, raise temp; if still stuck at 1.014 after 3 weeks, repitch a packet of US-05.
Packaging: Carbonate to 3.0–3.5 vols. Bottle-conditioning is traditional and improves the beer.