Rewriting recipe 17 Nov 2016: New malt extracts, larger yield, and more grain x extract. Also, last batch was super stout. I could tone it down a little.
Formerly: 1.065OG 1.018FG 6.14%ABV 52.77IBU 47.11SRM
1 lb Choco
.5 lb UK Dark Crys. 80L
.5 lb UK Blk Patent
2 lb DME Wheat (55% Wheat 45% Barley) -> 1.1lb wheat
3 lb LME Dark (pale malt with some caramel 60, Munich, and black malt; ~ 30L, 1.036 ppg) -> Pilsner DME only, I have the sp. grains already
1.5 lb Am Munich 10L
3 lb 2-row
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1 oz Chinook 60 min
1 oz Goldings 15 min
1 oz Goldings 5 min
Change Water chemistry for Culver City
OH man, I'm excited about the new recipe. =D
There are no notes from the ageing process I used last time. Briefly, . . .
I used my environmental chamber at work to effectively lager the brew (ale yeast), basically, drop the temp to about 52F, and added oak probably 3 times. Each time soaking in bourbon and adding all soaking bourbon, too. I probably added bourbon in 1-2 week, periods then removed, first the cubes, then the spirals I bought. All new wood. This time, I'll use the same wood, but I've had the cubes in bulliet rye whiskey for about two months now. I think, maybe Maker's. No straight Whiskey. I saved the bottle. This time, I'll shoot from the hip and age in my closet, but the Nov. temps should be nice for ageing (ave ~ 60F). Add oak around T-Day and age as long as I can wait, or until Xmas. Bottle on Dec 11th to have ready for Xmas. ONly 2 wks ageing :\ . . . New Year Beer ?
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Mr. Jakelegs Bourbon Barrel Porter
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