First all grain brew

[Kenny.brews]

I have bottled up my first all grain brew, i did single vessel BIAB (electric)
It was a self made recipie cause why not for a first go

Made approx 25 litres
5kg Gladfield ale malt
1kg Gladfield pilsner
500g oatmeal
mash @ 67 for one hour
30g Motueka @40mins
30g Motueka @20mins
30g Motueka @5mins
40g Motueka dry hop @4days
30g Motueka dry hop @ 6 days
US-05 yeast

I added zero water additions as we have some of the best water in the world here, and i will try that stuff down the track. It is looking great in the bottle and looked really hazy earlier on but has not cleared quite a bit in the bottle. I transered it to another bucket and cold crashed it for 24 hours, there was way too much oat and hop trub in the primary. I started it off directly on a heat pad but once i found my stc1000 i set it to between 16-20C. Let me know what you think. those hops smell real citrusy!

 

[The Brew Mentor]

Congrats on the 1st all grain!
I'm sure it'll be great and won't last long.
Cheers,
Brian

 

[Blackmuse]

I have bottled up my first all grain brew, i did single vessel BIAB (electric)
It was a self made recipie cause why not for a first go

Made approx 25 litres
5kg Gladfield ale malt
1kg Gladfield pilsner
500g oatmeal
mash @ 67 for one hour
30g Motueka @40mins
30g Motueka @20mins
30g Motueka @5mins
40g Motueka dry hop @4days
30g Motueka dry hop @ 6 days
US-05 yeast

I added zero water additions as we have some of the best water in the world here, and i will try that stuff down the track. It is looking great in the bottle and looked really hazy earlier on but has not cleared quite a bit in the bottle. I transered it to another bucket and cold crashed it for 24 hours, there was way too much oat and hop trub in the primary. I started it off directly on a heat pad but once i found my stc1000 i set it to between 16-20C. Let me know what you think. those hops smell real citrusy!

Exciting man! Reading about and making your own recipes is one of the most exciting parts of homebrewing - the most exciting being that first sip after it is ready! You have a lot to look forward to! Congrats!

Now that you are doing all grain, have a brew system set-up and a self created brew under your belt, my recommendation would be to find or create a very simple blonde ale recipe and brew it over and over again to lock in consistency! You'll be glad you did come future batches! - A bonus then too is that the basic blonde ale recipe can become your base for practically every beer thereafter!

Don't forget to post a pic once you crack it and try it! I'd love to see and know what you think of your first batch!

 

[Grey Cat Brewing]

Way to jump right in and congratulations on having the best water in the world!

 

[Craigerrr]

Congrats, hope it turns out good!