Hops
    
    
	   
            | 
                Amount
             | 
            
                Variety
             | 
            
                Cost
             | 
            
                Type
             | 
            
                AA
             | 
            
                Use
             | 
            
                Time
             | 
            
                IBU
             | 
            
                Bill %
             | 
        
        
		
                        
                | 
                    1 oz                 | 
                
                Magnum1 oz Magnum Hops                 | 
                
                    			     | 
                Pellet | 
                
                    16                 | 
                
                    
                    Boil                     at 212 °F                    
                 | 
                
                90 min                 | 
                52.58 | 
                100% | 
            
           
            		
        			
			
			| 
                1 oz 
                		
                / $ 0.00
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        Hops Summary
        
            
            
                | 
                    Amount
                 | 
                
                    Variety
                 | 
                
                    Cost
                 | 
                
                    IBU
                 | 
                
                    Bill %
                 |                 
            
            
            
                            
                | 
                    1 oz                 | 
                
                Magnum (Pellet) 0.99999999771257 oz Magnum (Pellet)  Hops                 | 
                
                    			     | 
                52.58 | 
                100% | 
                
                    
                        
                
				| 
                    1 oz 
                    
                    / $ 0.00
				 | 				
            
            
			            
        
     
 
	
		
			 
			Mash Guidelines
			
				            
				
					| 
						Amount
					 | 
					
						Description
					 | 
					
						Type
					 | 
					
						Start Temp
					 | 
					
						Target Temp
					 | 
					
						Time
					 | 
				
				
            	
										
						| 
							5.65 gal						 | 
						
													 | 
						
							Infusion						 | 
						
						--						 | 
						
						167 °F						 | 
						
							60 min						 | 
						
										
								
					
						
														Starting Mash Thickness:
							1.35							qt/lb							 
													 | 
					
				
				            	
				
		 
	
		
			 
			Other Ingredients
			
				   
				
					| 
						Amount
					 | 
					
						Name
					 | 
					
						Cost
					 | 
					
						Type
					 | 
					
						Use
					 | 
					
						Time
					 | 
				
				
				
				                       
										      
						| 
							1 each						 | 
						
								Campden tablet								
						 | 
						
										    	 | 
						Water Agt | 
						Other | 
						
							5 min.						 | 
						
						                       
										      
						| 
							5 lb						 | 
						
								Raspberry								
						 | 
						
										    	 | 
						Flavor | 
						Secondary | 
						
							10 days						 | 
						
						                       
										      
						| 
							2 each						 | 
						
								Vanilla Bean								
						 | 
						
										    	 | 
						Flavor | 
						Secondary | 
						
							10 days						 | 
						
											
						
		 
	
	
		Priming
		
		
			| 
								Method: co2				     
																				CO2 Level: 2.75 Volumes							 | 
		
		
	 
	
		
			 
			Target Water Profile
 Balanced Profile			
		 
	
	
		 
		Notes
		
			Goal is to have 7 gallons 1.072 SG wort at start of boil.
When adding dextrose, we chose to add it 30min into 90min boil. Be sure to add sugar in 5 minute intervals to prevent boil from rumbling and dropping temp. We added 2lbs all st once and had it drop below 200° and lost significant time getting back to boil.
Add Dry Malt Extract (DME) if SG is low, or may want to wiat until the beer is in the fermenter. If you wait to add DME, be sure to add it after fermentation begins to calm down.
If water is soft, hold off on adding roasted grains and British Crystal Malts until 15min of mash
Added 16oz of Lactose Sugar, needs to be whirlpooled. Can be done 15 min prior to flame out. Will need to be whirlpooled with no rumbling boil. OR we can do it at flame out. See page 55 bottom of 2nd paragraph. I prefer to try the first option.
Vanilla beans to be cut into 1 inch segments and soak in Angel's Envy Bourbon until ready to add to secondary.
					 
	 
    					
			
		
	
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             | 
            Cost $ | 
            Cost % | 
          
        
        
          
            | Fermentables | 
            $  | 
             | 
          
          
            Steeping Grains (Extract Only) | 
            $  | 
             | 
          
          
            | Hops | 
            $  | 
             | 
          
          
            | Yeast | 
            $  | 
             | 
          
          
            | Other | 
            $  | 
             | 
          
          
            | Cost Per Barrel  | 
            $ 0.00 | 
             | 
          
          
            | Cost Per Pint  | 
            $ 0.00 | 
             | 
          
          
            | Total Cost | 
            $ 0.00 | 
             | 
          
        
      
     
    
   
  
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