Brut IPA based off the dude at Morebeer. I forget his name but he's always there.
He calls for short boil (15min)
Hops at 5 min (~2oz) and flameout (8 oz)
Chill wort down to 140, add amyloglucosidase enzyme, whirlpool 30 minutes.
Dry hop with a bunch (another 8 oz?) no bittering hops!
Ferment with Kveik in the 80-90F range. Should finish quickly!
I'll carbonate on the higher range, maybe 3vol.
He did mention there will be little to no head on the beer once served. Also the calculated IBU should be really low, like around 10.
I will whirlpool for 20 at 180, then drop to 140 and whirlpool with enzyme.
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