Autumn Burst

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Autumn Burst

Post by crow_flies » Wed Nov 05, 2008 9:59 pm

Here is a recipe for a light beer I made a few weeks ago to use up some hops I had sitting around in the freezer for some time. I bottled it last weekend and cracked one open this evening - its a real cracker, sweet nice hop aroma and good balanced bitterness. IBUs are low for the level of hops, but i used beersmith to input their age and hence their bittering effect.

4.25kg MO
.2kg Crystal
.1kg Wheat
60g fuggles 5% 60mins (29.8ibu)
60g progress 4.5% 15mins (13.3ibu)
60g cascade 5.5% flameout

90 mins mash @ 67c batch sparge

1044 OG = 4.2%
43IBU
14.7EBC


/CF
Drinking:Bottled Hobgoblin clone
Drinking:Bottled Black sheep clone
Drinking:Casked Amarillo ale
In the FV: nought

prodigal2

Re: Autumn Burst

Post by prodigal2 » Wed Nov 05, 2008 11:54 pm

Looks great there CF 8)

How does the progress sit with the cascade, out of interest?

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Re: Autumn Burst

Post by crow_flies » Sat Nov 08, 2008 11:14 pm

Seems to work quite well, its early days as its only been in the bottle a week now.

The overal impression is an IPA style, its quite sweet, but I normally mash at 67 as I like body in a beer. Initial taste is sweet, then there is a floral impression, then a big smack of bitterness (but I expect that will mellow).

/CF
Drinking:Bottled Hobgoblin clone
Drinking:Bottled Black sheep clone
Drinking:Casked Amarillo ale
In the FV: nought

oblivious

Re: Autumn Burst

Post by oblivious » Thu Nov 13, 2008 8:31 am

Looks goods, I must do something with cascade again

ChrisG

Re: Autumn Burst

Post by ChrisG » Thu Nov 13, 2008 2:24 pm

Gonna try Cascade for the first time soon.

I like the sound of the recipe, not sure what I'm doing yet.

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