Dextrinous porter
1 Servings
Ingredients
Quantity | Ingredient | |
---|---|---|
8 | pounds | Munton & Fison 2-row pale |
Malt | ||
1½ | pounds | Crystal malt |
¼ | pounds | Chocolate malt |
¼ | pounds | Black patent malt |
½ | pounds | Flaked barley |
1 | ounce | Willamette hops (boil) |
½ | ounce | Cascade hops (boil) |
½ | ounce | Cascade hops (finish) |
Yeast |
Directions
Mash grains. Add boiling hops and boil 90 minutes. Dry hop with ½ ounce Cascade. My mash temp was too high, as I misjudged the quantity of strike liquor and the mash spent a lot of time in the 160-170 degree range before I brought it down to 154 degrees. Conversion was good (1.048 for 5 gallons), but now after fermentation slowed to 1 bubble every 2 minutes, the gravity is 1.024. I suspect there's nothing I can do to turn this sweet porter into the dry porter I intended so my question is, "Is there some style I can claim to have intended in the first place?" I guess I need some level of plausible brewability. Original Gravity: 1.048 Final Gravity: 1.024
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