The second German Smoked malt (10 oz) is actually Oak-smoked Wheat Malt. This brings the total wheat malt to 50% of the grist, and the total smoked malt to 50%, also (33.3% rauch malt and 16.7% smoked wheat malt).
Bring to 10 min boil after mashing, adding whirlfloc at 10 min. Then cool to 95-100°F, pre-acidify to 4.5 pH using Lactic acid, and then Kettle sour with one Goodbelly shot for 24 hours - pH dropped to 3.2. Then bring to a boil to kill off lacto, and add 60 min hops (any noble will work). Chill, then pitch yeast (Kolsch strain or German Ale would work well). Carbonate high.
Won third place in 2018 Cactus Challenge, Historical, Alternative, Speciality Beer category.
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