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	Fermentables
	
		
		
			| 
				Amount
			 | 
			
				Fermentable
			 | 
			
				Cost
			 | 
			
				PPG
			 | 
			
				°L			 | 
			
				Bill %
			 | 
		
		
		
		      
			| 
					1.20 kg			 | 
			
			
			Weyermann -  Bohemian Pilsner Malt1.2 kg  Bohemian Pilsner Malt			 | 
			
									£ 1.87 / kg 
					£ 2.25							 | 
			36.8 | 
			2.43 | 
			40% | 
		
		      
			| 
					1.20 kg			 | 
			
			
			GB - Maris Otter Pale Malt1.2 kg Maris Otter Pale Malt			 | 
			
									£ 1.44 / kg 
					£ 1.73							 | 
			38.6 | 
			2.25 | 
			40% | 
		
		      
			| 
					0.60 kg			 | 
			
			
			Weyermann -  Munich Type I0.6 kg  Munich Type I			 | 
			
									£ 2.10 / kg 
					£ 1.26							 | 
			38 | 
			6 | 
			20% | 
		
				
		
				
			
				| 
                 
				3 kg / £ 5.23
			 | 			
		
		
				
	
 
	
	
	
		
			 
			Mash Guidelines
			
				            
				
					| 
						Amount
					 | 
					
						Description
					 | 
					
						Type
					 | 
					
						Start Temp
					 | 
					
						Target Temp
					 | 
					
						Time
					 | 
				
				
            	
										
						| 
							12.9 L						 | 
						
													 | 
						
							Strike						 | 
						
						68 °C						 | 
						
						67 °C						 | 
						
							60 min						 | 
						
												
						| 
							12.84 L						 | 
						
													 | 
						
							Sparge						 | 
						
						76 °C						 | 
						
						76 °C						 | 
						
							15 min						 | 
						
										
								
					
						
														Starting Mash Thickness:
							4.3							L/kg							 
														Starting Grain Temp:
							18							°C													 | 
					
				
				            	
				
		 
	
		
	
	
	
		
			 
			Target Water Profile
 Pilsen (Light Lager)			
		 
	
	"Maibock" Festbier beer recipe by Alibloke. All Grain, ABV 4.01%, IBU 50.64, SRM 3.82, Fermentables: ( Bohemian Pilsner Malt, Maris Otter Pale Malt,  Munich Type I) Hops: (Citra) Other: (Ascorbic Acid, Yeast Nutrient, bruferm, Calcium Chloride (dihydrate), Epsom Salt, Gypsum, Baking Soda, Phosphoric acid) 
    			
		
	
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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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