Baltic Porter recipe based on a article from Brewers Academy
As a lager currently have it fermenting at 50 deg F and while tracking the SG up to near finish and will warm it up for diacetyl rest. First time making this beer - tossed in a oak spiral to top this one off - more to come
Missed the SG on this, the photo of the 1.090 SG was the wort prior to sparging, the final OG ended up 1.073
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