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May 22, 2020 at 10:15 pm #11707
ozdevil
ParticipantGday All
Love my beer and what is involved in beer.
At the moment i am loving the Neipa style brews . these beers are not bitter and are refreshing full of flavour and fruity aromas and are very hoppy. and are very good summer beers .. They are very hazy to look at in other words when you look at a lager or a draught they are pretty clear and clean, you will find these beers will be cloudy in a sense which gives them the term hazy.
This below is a beer i will be brewing in a few weeks time a NEIPA Milkshake and we all love milkshakes don’t we.
Mind you this will not be for the faint hearted and cant handle a big beer and really this is only the bottom end of a big beer
which will come in around 7.0% alcahol, the aromas and flavour will certainly be abundant with all the hop additions, but will not be to bitter as there is no bittering in this .
NEIPA Milkshake
New England IPA7.0% / 18.1 °P
Recipe by
All Grain
ROBOBREW
76% efficiencyBatch Volume: 23 L
Boil Time: 60 minMash Water: 20.69 L
Sparge Water: 12.43 L @ 75.6 °C
Total Water: 33.12 L
Boil Volume: 28 L
Pre-Boil Gravity: 1.061
Vitals
Original Gravity: 1.075Final Gravity: 1.022
IBU (Tinseth): 49
Color: 11.4 EBC
Mash
Mash In — 66.7 °C — 60 minMalts (6.4 kg)
5 kg (69.9%) — Gladfield American Ale Malt — Grain — 5 EBC
600 g (8.4%) — Gladfield Wheat Malt — Grain — 4.2 EBC
600 g (8.4%) — Oats, Flaked — Grain — 2 EBC
200 g (2.8%) — BESTMALZ BEST Melanoidin (BESTMALZ) — Grain — 70 EBC
Other (750 g)
750 g (10.5%) — Milk Sugar (Lactose) — Sugar — 0 EBC
Hops (410 g)
30 g (15 IBU) — Citra 12% — Boil — 10 min30 g (17 IBU) — Galaxy 14% — Boil — 10 min
45 g (6 IBU) — Citra 12% — Aroma — 15 min hopstand
45 g (7 IBU) — Galaxy 14% — Aroma — 15 min hopstand
45 g (6 IBU) — Mosaic (HBC 369) 12.25% — Aroma — 15 min hopstand
45 g — Galaxy 14% — Dry Hop — day 3
30 g — Citra 12% — Dry Hop — day 3
30 g — Mosaic (HBC 369) 12.25% — Dry Hop — day 3
45 g — Galaxy 14% — Dry Hop — day 6
35 g — Citra 12% — Dry Hop — day 6
30 g — Mosaic (HBC 369) 12.25% — Dry Hop — day 6
Hopstand at 80 °C
Miscs
4 g — Calcium Chloride — MashYeast
0 ml — White Labs WLP066 London Fog Ale Yeast
Fermentation
Primary — 19.4 °C — 3 daysSecondary — 18 °C — 5 days
Cold Crash — 4 °C — 2 days
Carbonation — 4 °C — 7 days
Carbonation: 2.3 CO2-vol
Add the first round of dry hops on Day 3 of fermentation, add the second round on Day 6, rack to the keg on Day 8 and force carb. through Day 10.
anyway wether you brew beer or just enjoy a beer what are you enjoying
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May 22, 2020 at 10:21 pm #11708Commish
ParticipantHave fun… I’ll just buy mine pre packaged. Enjoying ‘Hop Thief’ at the moment…. word is, it is being discontinued.
May 22, 2020 at 10:23 pm #11709ozdevil
ParticipantHave fun… I’ll just buy mine pre packaged. Enjoying ‘Hop Thief’ at the moment…. word is, it is being discontinued.
its most likely going to be rebadge as something else , its not the 1st time James Squire brews have changed there names
May 22, 2020 at 10:30 pm #11712Commish
ParticipantHave fun… I’ll just buy mine pre packaged. Enjoying ‘Hop Thief’ at the moment…. word is, it is being discontinued.
its most likely going to be rebadge as something else , its not the 1st time James Squire brews have changed there names
True… but it will be hard to hide the deep hoppy attitude of this one with just another name. If they do, it will be on my shopping list.
There is a Canadian one out there as well with a very strange name that escapes me at present. Had it a couple of months ago and really enjoyed it. Haven’t seen it since.May 23, 2020 at 9:18 am #11713Madam
KeymasterHave fun… I’ll just buy mine pre packaged. Enjoying ‘Hop Thief’ at the moment…. word is, it is being discontinued.
its most likely going to be rebadge as something else , its not the 1st time James Squire brews have changed there names
True… but it will be hard to hide the deep hoppy attitude of this one with just another name. If they do, it will be on my shopping list.
There is a Canadian one out there as well with a very strange name that escapes me at present. Had it a couple of months ago and really enjoyed it. Haven’t seen it since.best piece of advice I’ve been given though rarely follow is to take a quick snap of the beer or wine you buy. If it’s a winner and you can’t remember what it’s called the next day. ? open your phone if you haven’t lost that.
Works great for wine as I randomly pick bottles usually
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May 23, 2020 at 9:25 am #11714Commish
ParticipantHave fun… I’ll just buy mine pre packaged. Enjoying ‘Hop Thief’ at the moment…. word is, it is being discontinued.
its most likely going to be rebadge as something else , its not the 1st time James Squire brews have changed there names
True… but it will be hard to hide the deep hoppy attitude of this one with just another name. If they do, it will be on my shopping list.
There is a Canadian one out there as well with a very strange name that escapes me at present. Had it a couple of months ago and really enjoyed it. Haven’t seen it since.best piece of advice I’ve been given though rarely follow is to take a quick snap of the beer or wine you buy. If it’s a winner and you can’t remember what it’s called the next day. ? open your phone if you haven’t lost that.
Works great for wine as I randomly pick bottles usually
That it is sound advice, but a quick trip to Dan’s, which I am not opposed to, should rectify the matter. Might pick up a couple of the Yugo beers I haven’t had for a while as well.
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May 23, 2020 at 10:13 am #11716DavidM
ParticipantMay 23, 2020 at 11:52 am #11717Madam
KeymasterWinter .. Black and Tan
Coopers Stout with Pale Ale
Ummm
LovelyGreat choice the Black and Tan, just the way I like my women
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