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Here's a list of homebrew recipes for people to try, sorted by style and by difficulty. | Here's a list of homebrew recipes for people to try, sorted by style and by difficulty. | ||
| − | + | ==Beginner recipes== | |
| − | + | These recipes are well suited to the new homebrewer. They're mainly of the 'kit and kilo' style, with, some cases, additional hops added as well. | |
| − | + | ===Pilseners=== | |
| − | == | + | ====Brewcraft Czech Pilsener==== |
| − | + | '''Ingredients''' | |
| + | *Brewcraft Czech Pilsener can | ||
| + | *Brewcraft Brew Converter #62 (includes hops) | ||
| + | *500gm light malt extract (optional) | ||
| − | + | '''Volume''' - 21L | |
| − | + | '''Comments''' | |
| + | This was one of the first brews I made, and it turned out very well. So well, in fact, the batch is already half-gone, and I'm planning on doing another one of these soon! | ||
| + | ==Intermediate recipes== | ||
| + | These recipes are targetted more to the brewer who's looking to make some variations on kit and kilo recipes. These will often include mashing small amounts of grain, but will rely predominantly on kits/malt extracts. | ||
| − | + | '''Name: Winkie Ale''' | |
| − | + | Type: Extract | |
| − | + | Style: Aussie Ale inspired by Cooper's Pale and Mild Ales. | |
| − | + | Quantity: 20L | |
| − | + | estimated IBU 36 | |
| − | + | est colour 8.9SRM | |
| − | + | OG 1.045 | |
| − | + | est FG 1.012 | |
| − | + | est ABV 4.5% | |
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| − | ' | + | <b>Ingredients required:</b> |
| + | #1can Cooper's Pale Ale hopped extract | ||
| + | #1KG Light Dry Malt | ||
| + | #100gm Crystal Malt | ||
| + | #15gm Pride of Ringwood Hops | ||
| + | #10 grams Saaz hops | ||
| + | #1 packet Safale04 yeast | ||
| − | + | <b>Four Intermediate level brewing steps required:</b> | |
| − | + | ||
| − | + | <b>1 Steeping grain</b> | |
| − | + | Steep 100gm crystal malt for 30 minutes at around 55 degrees | |
| − | + | Sparge with 1L of water at around 75 degrees. | |
| − | + | <b>2 Boiling hops</b> | |
| − | + | 5L boil (including 1L sparge water and 1kg LDM) for 30 minutes, | |
| − | + | add 15gm POR as soon as boil is achieved | |
| − | + | add 10gm Saaz 5 minutes prior to turning off heat | |
| − | |||
| − | + | <b>3 Proofing Yeast</b> | |
| − | == | + | add yeast from sachet to a glass of sanitary water (e.g. boiled the night before), stir and cover |
| + | |||
| + | after 5 minutes add a teaspoon of malt or other fermentable material. | ||
| + | |||
| + | frothing at surface indicates yeast is alive and ready for pitching. | ||
| + | |||
| + | |||
| + | <b>4 Racking beer</b> | ||
| + | |||
| + | When you have recorded 3 consecutive gravity readings (24 hours apart) and the gravity is near the estimated FG the beer is ready to rack. | ||
| + | |||
| + | Sanitise your 2nd fermenter and a length of food grade tubing. | ||
| + | |||
| + | Ensure empty fermener's tap is off. | ||
| + | |||
| + | Very slowly and gently pour beer from tap through tube into the bottom of the second fermenter leaving the yeast cake behind. | ||
| + | |||
| + | Do not transfer the last of the 'dregs' as it will probably tranfer sediment too. | ||
| + | |||
| + | Optional: Keep some of the yeast cake in a sanitary airtight container for future brewing. | ||
| + | |||
| + | Optional: Add 15gm of Saaz (in a hopbag) to empty fermenter prior to racking | ||
| + | |||
| + | ==Advanced recipes== | ||
| + | |||
| + | These recipes are usually all-grain recipes, intended for experienced brewers with the necessary specialist equipment. | ||
===Ales=== | ===Ales=== | ||
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'''Comments''' | '''Comments''' | ||
This is the first full size (23L) all-grain brew my brewery has produced. Reminiscent of (not a clone of) Little Creatures Pale Ale. Around 35IBU, ABV 3.5% - a very tasty designated driver brew. | This is the first full size (23L) all-grain brew my brewery has produced. Reminiscent of (not a clone of) Little Creatures Pale Ale. Around 35IBU, ABV 3.5% - a very tasty designated driver brew. | ||
| + | ====ANC's IPA to die for==== | ||
| + | '''Ingredients''' | ||
| − | + | '''Fermentables''' | |
| + | *5kg Marris Otter ale malt | ||
| + | *.25kg Dark Crystal Malt (120) | ||
| + | '''Hops''' | ||
| + | *30g 60 minutes high aa bittering hop to add about 25-35 IBU | ||
| + | *30g 60 minutes EKG or other english hop to add about 10-15 IBUs ''(optional)'' | ||
| + | *50g flameout EKG or other english hop to add flavour | ||
| + | *10g flameout Saaz or other bouquet hop ''(optional)'' | ||
| + | '''Yeast''' | ||
| + | *SafAle 04 or preferably english liquid least, e.g. London Ale | ||
| + | '''Volume''' | ||
| + | *20L | ||
| − | + | '''Method''' | |
| + | *Single infusion mash @ 66C for 90 minutes | ||
| + | *Boil 90 minutes | ||
| + | *Pitch a large starter of top quality english yeast or large Cooper's bottle culture | ||
| + | *Ferment as cool as possible, around 17 deg. | ||
| − | + | '''Comments''' | |
| − | + | part of ANC's english ale progression http://forums.overclockers.com.au/showpost.php?p=10119878&postcount=7645 | |
| − | + | This is my favourite beer of all time from any source, (brewed by me to my taste preferences). It is rich and malty with copious flavour from the pungently herbal but delicately grassy hops. It is a lustrous coppery amber in colour with a dense off-white head and strong lacing. At 6% ABV is gives a warm glow and never fails to make the drinker a sigh of contentment, but is not too strong to stress the yeast or be a danger to sensible drivers. | |
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| − | + | ||
| − | + | I gave out one bottle of this to about a dozen beer-loving friends and family for Christmas and without exception rather than thinking I was a cheapskate each recipient contacted me to rave about the beer and learn more about it. | |
| − | + | The simple ingredients list should make this an easy brew for a beginer looking to try an AG brew, since the OG is high an ineficient mash would not be a problem. | |
| − | |||
| − | + | ==More Links== | |
| + | *[[Homebrew]], [[Homebrew Thread]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:47, 2 November 2010
Here's a list of homebrew recipes for people to try, sorted by style and by difficulty.
Contents |
[edit] Beginner recipes
These recipes are well suited to the new homebrewer. They're mainly of the 'kit and kilo' style, with, some cases, additional hops added as well.
[edit] Pilseners
[edit] Brewcraft Czech Pilsener
Ingredients
- Brewcraft Czech Pilsener can
- Brewcraft Brew Converter #62 (includes hops)
- 500gm light malt extract (optional)
Volume - 21L
Comments This was one of the first brews I made, and it turned out very well. So well, in fact, the batch is already half-gone, and I'm planning on doing another one of these soon!
[edit] Intermediate recipes
These recipes are targetted more to the brewer who's looking to make some variations on kit and kilo recipes. These will often include mashing small amounts of grain, but will rely predominantly on kits/malt extracts.
Name: Winkie Ale
Type: Extract
Style: Aussie Ale inspired by Cooper's Pale and Mild Ales.
Quantity: 20L
estimated IBU 36
est colour 8.9SRM
OG 1.045
est FG 1.012
est ABV 4.5%
Ingredients required:
- 1can Cooper's Pale Ale hopped extract
- 1KG Light Dry Malt
- 100gm Crystal Malt
- 15gm Pride of Ringwood Hops
- 10 grams Saaz hops
- 1 packet Safale04 yeast
Four Intermediate level brewing steps required:
1 Steeping grain
Steep 100gm crystal malt for 30 minutes at around 55 degrees
Sparge with 1L of water at around 75 degrees.
2 Boiling hops
5L boil (including 1L sparge water and 1kg LDM) for 30 minutes,
add 15gm POR as soon as boil is achieved
add 10gm Saaz 5 minutes prior to turning off heat
3 Proofing Yeast
add yeast from sachet to a glass of sanitary water (e.g. boiled the night before), stir and cover
after 5 minutes add a teaspoon of malt or other fermentable material.
frothing at surface indicates yeast is alive and ready for pitching.
4 Racking beer
When you have recorded 3 consecutive gravity readings (24 hours apart) and the gravity is near the estimated FG the beer is ready to rack.
Sanitise your 2nd fermenter and a length of food grade tubing.
Ensure empty fermener's tap is off.
Very slowly and gently pour beer from tap through tube into the bottom of the second fermenter leaving the yeast cake behind.
Do not transfer the last of the 'dregs' as it will probably tranfer sediment too.
Optional: Keep some of the yeast cake in a sanitary airtight container for future brewing.
Optional: Add 15gm of Saaz (in a hopbag) to empty fermenter prior to racking
[edit] Advanced recipes
These recipes are usually all-grain recipes, intended for experienced brewers with the necessary specialist equipment.
[edit] Ales
[edit] Maiden Voyage Pale Ale
Ingredients
Fermentables
- 4kg Joe White ale malt
- .3kg Medium Crystal Malt
Hops
- 15g Chinook - bittering
- 10g Cascade - flavour
- 10g Cascade - aroma
Yeast
- SafAle US-56
Volume
- 23L
Method
- Single infusion mash @ 66C for 90 minutes
- Boil 60 minutes
- Ferment 1 week @ 18C
Comments This is the first full size (23L) all-grain brew my brewery has produced. Reminiscent of (not a clone of) Little Creatures Pale Ale. Around 35IBU, ABV 3.5% - a very tasty designated driver brew.
[edit] ANC's IPA to die for
Ingredients
Fermentables
- 5kg Marris Otter ale malt
- .25kg Dark Crystal Malt (120)
Hops
- 30g 60 minutes high aa bittering hop to add about 25-35 IBU
- 30g 60 minutes EKG or other english hop to add about 10-15 IBUs (optional)
- 50g flameout EKG or other english hop to add flavour
- 10g flameout Saaz or other bouquet hop (optional)
Yeast
- SafAle 04 or preferably english liquid least, e.g. London Ale
Volume
- 20L
Method
- Single infusion mash @ 66C for 90 minutes
- Boil 90 minutes
- Pitch a large starter of top quality english yeast or large Cooper's bottle culture
- Ferment as cool as possible, around 17 deg.
Comments part of ANC's english ale progression http://forums.overclockers.com.au/showpost.php?p=10119878&postcount=7645 This is my favourite beer of all time from any source, (brewed by me to my taste preferences). It is rich and malty with copious flavour from the pungently herbal but delicately grassy hops. It is a lustrous coppery amber in colour with a dense off-white head and strong lacing. At 6% ABV is gives a warm glow and never fails to make the drinker a sigh of contentment, but is not too strong to stress the yeast or be a danger to sensible drivers.
I gave out one bottle of this to about a dozen beer-loving friends and family for Christmas and without exception rather than thinking I was a cheapskate each recipient contacted me to rave about the beer and learn more about it.
The simple ingredients list should make this an easy brew for a beginer looking to try an AG brew, since the OG is high an ineficient mash would not be a problem.