Dry Irish Stout
This is my second attempt at this beer. It came out quite well and I got a lot of positive reviews. This continues to be one of my most popular beers.
GRAIN | GRUIT |
7# Maris Otter | 1 oz Target |
2# Flaked Barley |
|
1.25# Roasted Barley | YEAST |
| Wyeast 1084 |
PROCESS:
- CLEAN AND STERILIZE EVERYTHING.
- Heat 15 quarts water to 165 F and add to grain in mash tun (goal temp 150-152 F)
- Mash for 60 minutes.
- Sparge with 170 F water while draining wort into kettle.
- Boil wort. WATCH FOR HOT BREAK.
- Set countdown timer for 60 minutes. Add Target.
- At 10 minutes add Whirlfloc.
- At 0 minutes turn off heat and cool to 65 F.
- Check starting gravity.
- Add yeast. Place in primary fermentor and apply airlock.
- Ferment at ~69 F for 2+ weeks.
- Keg and pressurize to 10 PSI.
- Share and Enjoy!
Of particular interest is that, unlike the Pilsen, this beer should NOT go into secondary.
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