Cellar beer : ideal hops for a tasty beer

Published : 08/8/2017 10:28:12 Categories : Beer Recipes

Features of Cellar beer : ideal hops for a tasty beer

A complex, malty beer with the subtle, bitter notes of Brewers Gold and the elegance of the Triskel hop variety

 

 

Style

Biere de garde

Profile

Malt beer, relatively high alcohol levels

Color

21,2 EBC

Bitterness

31,4 IBU

Alcohol by Volume

7,60 %

Initial Density

18,2°P

Volume

20 Litres

 

 

Grains/Cereals:

 

 

Pale Ale Malt

7 EBC

5 Kg

70,40 %

Vienna Malt

7 EBC

0,8 Kg

11,30 %

Biscuit Malt

45 EBC

0,5 Kg

7 %

Munich Malt

40 EBC

0,5 Kg

7 %

Wheat Malt

3 EBC

0,3 Kg

4,20 %

 

 

Hops:

 

 

Brewers Gold

10% AA

15 gr

90 mn

T45 Pellets

Nugget

11,2% AA

5 gr

90 mn

T90 Pellets

Triskel

9,5% AA

15 gr

10 mn

T90 Pellets

 

 

Yeast: Fermentis Safbrew T-58

 

Brewing guidelines: Infusion mashing, direct heat

 

  

Mashing

15 Litres of water at 56°C

 

Protein rest

52°C

10 mn

Saccrification rest

62°C

20 mn

Dextrinization rest

68°C

40 mn

Mash out

76°C

20 mn

Filtration, then rinsing with 15 Litres of water at 80°C

Boiling Time

90 mn

 

 

 

A stylish beer that requires a complex brewing process that is well suited to a malty beer with subtle hoppiness.

After about one week of fermentation, one can use a cold maturation of 2 to 3 weeks at temperatures of 5°C or less.

After bottling, this beer can be left in a cellar for a month or two which permits it to develop malty aromas.

Source www.elsassbrau.com

These hops could make your recipe:

Brewers Gold pellet T45
- Brewers Gold

From 17,00 € Price/kg

Barbe Rouge pellet T90
- Barbe Rouge

From 90,00 € Price/kg

Triskel pellet T90
- Triskel

From 10,00 € Price/kg