Water and mash chemistry
- Refer to saved water profile RJLCX3F. It presumes that you are including 100g acid malt in the starting grist.
- Start 41L water (9L spring/32L R/O): 6g Gypsum, 6g CaCI.
- No need to top up HLT for a FF (26.5L) batch
For volumes the presumption is that you have a yeast starter of 2L. Total volume should be 26.5L (24.5L + yeast starter) so if your yeast starter is not 2L, adjust accordingly.
Yeast
Foggy London Ale is the preferred yeast. If not that, then any good NEIPA yeast. Prepare yeast starter according to calculator @ Pro Brewer .75 (Ale)
Grist
Total 7.64 Kg grist with 1.6g flaked oats/wheat, (a shade over 20% of total). Just 50g of acid malt, dropped from 100g after JUICY 20.
Mash
Mash steps (41L = 9L spring/32L RO)
bring 41L in HLT to 167F.
Dough in 20L for [strike = 152F]
continue heating remaining 21L
Use HERMS to maintain 152 for an hour
Raise temp to 158F and hold for 15 minutes
bring to 170F (or close to it) with HERMS
Sparge using remaining 21L of kettle water
proceed to boil as soon as kettle starts to fill
fill kettle to 31L; top up any remaining runoff to maintain that level
Boil one hour. Add boil hops with ten minutes to go.
Let wort cool to 190F add hop-stand hops and insulate as best you can, let stand for a half hour
Hops
Any floral lemony hops work; the original recipe used Citra & Mosaic.
Amarillo boil (10 minute boil for 43 IBU, per BF recipe)
Citra Mosaic whirlpool (60g each) and dry hops (45g each)
Amarillo boil 10 minutes
Citra Mosaic hop stand @ 190F 30 minutes
Citra Mosaic dry hop for ~4 days (maybe up to 7).
Add dry hops as soon as strong fermentation shows signs of tapering off.
Fermentation
Fill FF to 26.5L. Take yeast starter into account. For example, if your yeast starter is 3.5L, fill FF to 23L and then add the yeast starter for a total of 26.5L.
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