Ghetto Pilsner. Room Temperature Pilsner concentration

This is a "bitburger" inspired "room temperature" pilsner brewed with the concentration method. It's origins go back to the dark ages of home brewing... the 1990s. The basic concept is to make a 2.75 gallon batch of beer, chill with the immersion chiller as much as possible, and then add a gallon of nearly frozen water to get the wort down to lagering temperatures. The fermenter is then placed into a water bath with frozen 2 liters to keep the fermentation in the 50s for the first 3 to 4 days (up to a week) You can also just use 3470 yeast, start the fermentation cold for a day or two and let it rise afterwards into the 60s. make a yeast starter, or re hydrate in a 1.030 medium. Your yeast health is the most critical component in this recipe. The corn syrup is meant to help full attenuation of the yeast and to leave a slight flavor. You have to have great healthy yeast, and you have to have a great easy environment for the yeast. Aerate prior to pitching.