Notes
I'm expecting a very malt-centric British Brown Ale with the primary flavors being toasted malt and graham, with a light chocolate flavor behind it. The use of English hops should provide a subtle balance to the sweetness of the malt. I'm going with Wyeast's British Ale II because it will accent the malts while providing a crisp, slightly dry finish. I felt that this type of brown ale would act as a good transition into the heavier winter beers from the very crisp, hop-forward beers I've enjoyed all summer.
Fermentables
Amount |
Fermentable |
Use |
% |
6.60 lb |
Maris Otter Liquid Malt Extract (UK) |
Boil |
72.53% |
1.00 lb |
Carabrown (US) |
Steep |
10.99% |
1.00 lb |
Maris Otter (UK) |
Steep |
10.99% |
0.50 lb |
Pale Chocolate |
Steep |
5.49% |
Hops
Amount |
Hop |
Use |
Time |
AA |
IBU |
1.00 oz |
Fuggle - Pellet |
Boil |
60 Minute(s) |
4.8% |
14.96 |
1.00 oz |
East Kent Golding - Pellet |
Boil |
15 Minute(s) |
5.0% |
7.73 |
Yeast
Name |
Attenuation |
Wyeast 1335 British Ale II Liquid Yeast |
73% - 76% |
Fermentation Schedule
Temperature |
Time |
68 F |
12 Day(s) |
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