Yeast test recipe
1 Servings
Ingredients
Quantity | Ingredient | |
---|---|---|
6⅝ | pounds | M&F light unhopped malt |
Extract | ||
¾ | pounds | M&F light unhopped spray |
¾ | pounds | Crystal malt |
1 | teaspoon | Gypsum |
2 | ounces | Clusters hops (boil) |
½ | ounce | Cascades hops (finish) |
Ale yeast |
Directions
This is a 7-gallon recipe. Steep crystal malt while bringing water to a boil. Remove crystal malt and add extract. Boil. This is a 7-gallon recipe that was divided into 7 1-gallon fermenters for the purpose of testing different yeasts. Fermentation was carried out at 75-85 degrees. Best results were obtained with Edme ale yeast which was well-rounded and slightly sweet. Some diacetyl, but nice balance. Whitbread ale yeast was lighter and crisper, but had a poorer head and some esters. CWE ale yeast was very dry but had a good head and no esters---fermentation was frighteningly fast.
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From: Emory!a4450gh.Esr.Hp.Com!garhow@sdate: Tue, 15 Mar 94 17:03:06 Est File
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