View Full Version : Request: Partial-mash IPA - medium hopped
ColoradoXJ13
January 18th, 2007, 05:02 PM
I'd like to brew a semi-big IPA (SG 1.05-7ish) but not an imperial, somewhat heavily hopped but nothing insane (120 min), hopefully not a million different kinds of hops (my LHBS sells 2oz packages, I don't mind buying a few, but I don't want to buy 10 and use half of each).
Any recipes out there that fit the bill?
xjmatt
January 19th, 2007, 07:44 AM
Funny.. I dug up a Dogfish head 60 min clone the other day. If you like DFH 60min it's at least a start. I converted it to partial mash from all grain and when i was doing Partial mash I only ever used DME so that's what I did the math into:
5 Gallon Batch
6oz crushed British Amber Malt
7lbs light DME
1/2oz Each Warrior, Simcoe and Amarillo hops added throughout the boil
1/2oz Amarillo at end of boil
1oz Amarillo and 1/2oz Simcoe Dry hop for 1 week
WY 1187 Ringwood Ale Yeast
1.064 OG
1.017 FG
6%ABV
60IBUs
I never made this one myself just FYI. I meant to just never got to it.
Jeepindog
January 19th, 2007, 02:58 PM
I also think these are the two best hops to dryhop an IPA with:
"1oz Amarillo and 1/2oz Simcoe Dry hop..."
Excellent recommendation.
_CJ
January 21st, 2007, 11:25 AM
I also think these are the two best hops to dryhop an IPA with:
"1oz Amarillo and 1/2oz Simcoe Dry hop..."
Excellent recommendation.
If you want your beer to smell like feet! I'm sure this has been discussed before, but there seems to be a large number of people who think Amarillo hops smell like used socks. I happen to be one of those people.
I'm a big fan of Cascade, and Simcoe which is supposed to be derived from Cascade.
ColoradoXJ13
January 22nd, 2007, 10:51 AM
Here's what I ended up doing.
1/21/07
Snowflake IPA (for obvious reasons)
8# Pale Malt Extract
2# Great Western Pale Malt
1# Crystal 15L
4oz Centennial whole aa 9.0%
4oz Cascade whole aa 6.6%
0.25oz Amarillo whole aa 9.8%
1oz Columbus pellets aa 15.6% (dry hop)
Re-pitched on Wyeast 1056 yeast cake from Magic Hat #9 (73-77% Attenuation)
-Steep grains at 160*F 30 min, remove grain bag and bring wort to boil.
-Add LME
-Add Amarillo, Hallertauer, and 2 oz Centennial (0?)
-Add 2 oz Cascade (15?)
-Add 2 oz Centennial (30?)
-Add 2 oz Cascade (50?) and ? tsp irish moss
-Turn off at 60?, strain into cooling bucket, cool to 75*F, dump onto yeast cake, aerate.
OG 1.052
2 hours post pitching I had bubbling in the airlock every 5 seconds, this morning, constant stream of CO2 coming out, I wouldn't even call them bubbles, huge krausen, smelly yummy!:beer:
Snotty
January 22nd, 2007, 06:04 PM
I didn't get this up in time for ya, but here is my IPA recipe:
10# Pale Ale Malt
1 # Crystal 60
? # Toasted Pale Malt
? # Toasted Barley
1 # Dark Brown Sugar
3 oz Chinook Hops
2 oz Centennial Hops
1 oz Warrior Hops
1 tsp Irish moss
1 vial WLP023 Burton Ale Yeast
Dry hop with 1 oz each of Chinook and Centennial
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