
Method: | All Grain |
5/31/10 - Didn't have enough Chocolate malt so I added some roasted barley and pale chocolate to substitute; I think I ended up with a darker color than I expected. The strike water lost 8 degrees in the mash tun (it was 80F outside) so I had to reheat the water. I mashed in right at 154 but lost almost 10 degrees over an hour. I used my pump for everything including lautering but I ran the pump very slowly in order to prevent a stuck mash. Even with the restricted flow, both run-offs were about 15 mins each, which is much faster than a stuck mash. I almost forgot to add the honey so I ended up adding it about 2 minutes into chilling. I left out a little bit of wort to test with the refractometer but I had left it out in the garage over lunch. When I tested it I got a reading of 1.066 which is hard to believe. I'll have to back calculate the OG by using the refractometer and a hydrometer when fermentation is complete. |
Grains | ||
13.00 pounds | 85.8% of grist | |
0.25 pounds | 1.7% of grist | |
0.50 pounds | 3.3% of grist | |
0.50 pounds | 3.3% of grist | |
0.45 pounds | 3% of grist | |
0.20 pounds | 1.3% of grist | |
0.25 pounds | 1.7% of grist | |
15.15 pounds | Total Grain Weight | 100% of grist |
Adjuncts | ||
2.00 pounds | Honey | |
Hops | ||
1.85 ounces |
7% Pellets @ 60 minutes Type: Bittering Use: Boil |
13 AAUs |
1.85 ounces | Total Hop Weight | 13 AAUs |
Yeast | ||
Wyeast Wyeast #1084 Irish Ale Yeast — Liquid — 2 Liter Yeast Starter |
Mash Schedule
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