Start with 7 Gallons of RO water
mash the grains at 154 F for 60 minutes. After grains have mashed strain the bag out and sparge some hot water to extract any remaining sugars. Should have about 6.5 Gallons after mash.
Boil for one hour and add the hops. After boil is done chill down to 70 F and transfer to fermenter and pitch the yeast. ferment for about 3 weeks and add dry hops as recipe says. (NOTE: I used A38 Juice i had to let it sit and ferment for 3 weeks tasted too young at 2 weeks) after fermentation is done bottle with 5 oz of corn sugar and let sit for another 2 weeks at 68 F.
Refrigerate and enjoy!
Side note: Remember to sanitize everything so you don't get any contamination!
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