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I want to make another really big beer, but this time without the spices.
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Changed my mind.  I'm going to make a chocolate stout this time, and will work on the big beer after that.
  
* 6.6 lbs (2 cans) extra light lme
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* 3.3 lbs. (1 cans) light lme
* 6.6 lbs (2 cans) light lme
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* 3.3 lbs. (1 can) dark lme
* 3.3 lbs (1 can) Amber lme
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* White Labs WLP 004
* 1 lbs crystal 40 malt
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* 1 oz. spalt hops pellets
* 1/2 lbs munich I malt
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* 1 oz. kent golding hops pellets
* 2 oz black patent malt
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* 8 oz roasted cocoa nibs
* 2 oz roasted barley malt
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* 1 lbs chocolate malt
* 2 oz smoked cherry malt
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* 4 oz roasted barley
* 2.5 oz Fuggle hops
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* 8 oz crystal 90 malt
* 2.5 oz Soverign hops
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* 5 oz. priming sugar
* 2 oz Spalt hops
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* 2 tubes White Labs yeast (probably 007)
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* 1 packet champagne yeast
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* 1 tsp irish moss
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* 1 cup light dme (priming)
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I'm hoping to make a really big beer, coming up around 10% alcohol, but without the spices and associated flavors from thatI'll probably go with more different kinds of malt and hops, but still want to stick with around 8oz hops and the 4 basic ingredients in beerOk, I'll probably add a clarifier too.
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Brought ~3 gallons of water to 160F, removed from heat and soaked grains for 45 minutes.  Returned to heat, brought to 180F and added LMEBrought to 190F, added Golding hops and cocoa nibs, started a 1 hour timer.  At 14 minutes, added the spalt hops.  Cooled in sink of cold water to 102F, poured into primary, added cold water to bring to 5 gallons.  Pitched at 76F.
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IG: 1.040 @ 76F = 1.042 @ 68F (Probably wrong)
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Racked to secondary.  May want some more chocolate to finish, but I'm not sure.  Possibly prime with chocolate syrup. -[[User:Morrigu|Morrigu]] 21:42, 8 August 2010 (EST)
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Added more cocoa nibs to the secondary.  My guess is that the scale was wrong.  I think 6 oz went into the boil, and 2 into the secondary for 14 days.
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BottledNice chocolate aroma, bitter dark chocolate and coffee flavors. Beautiful dark color.  Very smooth.  -[[User:Morrigu|Morrigu]] 20:40, 23 August 2010 (EST)
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FSG: 1.020 @ 76F = 1.021 @ 68 F = 2.6% ABV (Low due to bad IG data)
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Started this batch with help from Dave and Anne
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Bottled with Anne

Latest revision as of 11:47, 26 August 2010

Changed my mind. I'm going to make a chocolate stout this time, and will work on the big beer after that.

  • 3.3 lbs. (1 cans) light lme
  • 3.3 lbs. (1 can) dark lme
  • White Labs WLP 004
  • 1 oz. spalt hops pellets
  • 1 oz. kent golding hops pellets
  • 8 oz roasted cocoa nibs
  • 1 lbs chocolate malt
  • 4 oz roasted barley
  • 8 oz crystal 90 malt
  • 5 oz. priming sugar

Brought ~3 gallons of water to 160F, removed from heat and soaked grains for 45 minutes. Returned to heat, brought to 180F and added LME. Brought to 190F, added Golding hops and cocoa nibs, started a 1 hour timer. At 14 minutes, added the spalt hops. Cooled in sink of cold water to 102F, poured into primary, added cold water to bring to 5 gallons. Pitched at 76F.

IG: 1.040 @ 76F = 1.042 @ 68F (Probably wrong)

Racked to secondary. May want some more chocolate to finish, but I'm not sure. Possibly prime with chocolate syrup. -Morrigu 21:42, 8 August 2010 (EST)

Added more cocoa nibs to the secondary. My guess is that the scale was wrong. I think 6 oz went into the boil, and 2 into the secondary for 14 days.

Bottled. Nice chocolate aroma, bitter dark chocolate and coffee flavors. Beautiful dark color. Very smooth. -Morrigu 20:40, 23 August 2010 (EST)

FSG: 1.020 @ 76F = 1.021 @ 68 F = 2.6% ABV (Low due to bad IG data)

Started this batch with help from Dave and Anne

Bottled with Anne