79% Superior Pilsen
21% flaked corn
60min 1oz Cluster @ 7.0%
10min .25 oz goldings @ 5.0%
1 min .25 oz golding @ 5.0%
Thoughts???
Classic American Pislner
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Re: Classic American Pislner
Looks good to me. When I brewed mine, I went way heavier on the hops, up towards to 40 ibu mark, with lots of late additions, ala BCS. I thought it was excellent.
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Re: Classic American Pislner
Thanks, X; I may up it a bit more; I haven't picked up the Golding yet, but have 1/2 lb of the cluster.
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Re: Classic American Pislner
Something tells me I might have gone with all cluster as well...
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Re: Classic American Pislner
Here it is
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Re: Classic American Pislner
Thanks, X,
What do you think if I went all Cluster?
Maybe first wort hopping with a .5 oz and up the.25's to .5 oz thus using 2 oz. @ 7% for the 5 Gal. batch?
What do you think if I went all Cluster?
Maybe first wort hopping with a .5 oz and up the.25's to .5 oz thus using 2 oz. @ 7% for the 5 Gal. batch?
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I think it will work.
I think it will work.
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Re: Classic American Pislner
Here's the final recipe.
Hoping to mash in on this tomorrow morning.
Pre.-Pro. Classic Amereican Pilsner(5gal.)
4kg CM Superior Pilsen
1kg Flaked corn
28g Cluster @ 60min
14g Cluster @ 15min
14g Cluster @ 5min
Est:OG:1.051
38.6 IBU's
S-23 Yeast,( fermenting at 50-51F)
Hoping to mash in on this tomorrow morning.
Pre.-Pro. Classic Amereican Pilsner(5gal.)
4kg CM Superior Pilsen
1kg Flaked corn
28g Cluster @ 60min
14g Cluster @ 15min
14g Cluster @ 5min
Est:OG:1.051
38.6 IBU's
S-23 Yeast,( fermenting at 50-51F)
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