Historical Kentucky Common?

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Our local brew group is doing a historical beer challenge in lockdown and I find Kentucky Common the most appealing in that grouping.
Was wondering if anyone knows good historical recipe they can share?
 
If you’re going historical I assume you are going to want some 6 row, flaked corn, and cluster hops (or something similar). The BJCP guidelines give a pretty specific rundown.
 
Historical as I can reasonably get. I've been reading the rundown, I'm wondering if someone already has a recipe put together I can crib off of.
 
61-71% 6 row
25-35% corn
2% crystal 60
2% carafa iii/black patent/midnight wheat

the hop bill is given to you in the guidelines but needs conversion.
Cluster 60 min
Cluster 15 min
Saaz flameout
 
I'll check mine to see if it's public.
 
Nice, I'll go root around and find it.
 
Ah damn, that would be a weird experience.

The LHBS opens on Tuesday, will have to do a supply run then.
 
@Nosybear When you mention Molasses in your recipe at 0 days, is that in the boil or in the fermenter just before kegging?
 
I make a 1:1 syrup of the molasses, boil it a few minutes, cool then add to the fermentor at high krauesen.
 
Makes sense, was trying to figure out appropriate timings for your recipe.
Most of it makes sense, just a few question marks I hope to hammer out.
 

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