Adapted this from http://brulosophy.com/beer-style/kolsch/
Used Briess 2-row and pilsner malt; Gambrinus Honey Malt.
Brewed using a BIAB system with a 10gal kettle. Used RO water with salts (see water notes). Squeezed the bag hard, pre-boil efficiency of 72%.
Oxygenated for 60 seconds with pure O2 using diffusion stone.
Prepared a 800ml 1.040 starter using DME and Wyeast 2565 about 6 hours before pitching. Pitched in 62F wort. Fermented at 62F for a couple weeks, ramped slowly to 75F over the next week or so. Cold crashed to 32F, added gelatin. Kegged a couple days later.
Tasty, easy-drinking beer. Definite crowd-pleaser. This beer aged well over the 30 days it took to kick the keg. The original recipe calls for WLP029 yeast, which I didn't have available at the time.