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ROBOPALE ALE - Hoppy pale ale - First brew in ROBOBREW PUMP

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6 years 8 months ago #2584 by Gash
This is a hoppy little number, light enough in alcohol to be smashable! Cheers!

22L (23L without dead space) / 6 Gallon
OG 1.048 (mine went to 1.050)


4kg Ale malt (8.8lb) (85.1%)
500g Munich Malt (1.1lb) (10.6%)
200g Gladiator (.44lb) (Dextrin Malt) (c10??) (4.3%)

12g of Magnum @60 for 17 IBUs
10g each of Citra/Cascade/Mosaic @5mins
10g each of Citra/Cascade @flameout for 10mins max***
20g Mosaic @flameout for 10mins max***

Dry hop just before ferment (19c/66F) completes (5-8 day mark usually), raise ferment temp a few degrees (21c/69F), wait 2 or 3 days, then cold crash for 2 or 3 days if possible. Keg or Bottle ASAP.

***If your chilling is slow start the chill after 5mins of steep instead of 10mins, in summer I'll start after 5mins, winter 10mins.

Mashed with 18L @66c/151f for 60mins or until conversion is complete.
Sparged with 14L

US-05/WLP001

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6 years 1 month ago #3071 by murphjw
I used this recipe for my first attempt at all grain brewing using the RoboBrew pump, and was very pleasantly surprised with the results. I found your youtube videos on the RoboBrew pump very helpful also. Thanks for posting.

Cheers,

John

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6 years 1 month ago #3072 by Gash
Thats good to hear John, its not an excessively hoppy beer or anything but is a nice lawn mower beer! Cheers mate!

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6 years 1 month ago #3073 by murphjw
Quick question - the recipe above mentions dry hopping towards the end of fermentation - what variety/quantity would you recommend? Cheers, John

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6 years 1 month ago #3074 by Gash
30g-50g or more of any combo would be great.
Citra or cascade is a great dry hop alone, or mix it up with what you have left.
Citra/mosaic mix is great too.

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