New Brunswick Craft Brewers Association
Beer Recipes and Food => All Grain => 16 - Belgian and French Ale => Topic started by: Richard on November 17, 2011, 04:35:04 PM
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Got some Belgian yeast burning a hole in my pocket and I feel like doing a double-batch today so here goes. Pretty simple recipe I think...
15lbs 2-row.
1.5lbs Vienna.
0.5lbs Carabelge.
2lbs Sucrose (POTS).
1.0oz Hallertauer Tradition 7% @ 60
1.0oz Hallertauer Tradition 7% @ 20
Mauribrew Weisse (thought it was WB-06 - oops).
Mash 5 gallons @ 149f, Sparge 4 gallons @ 168f.
Note: almost certainly the wrong yeast for the job, but will see how it turns out anyway.
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I'm going to re-name this "Banoffee Beer" and do another run with a tiny bit of pumpkin spice some time. Definitely *not* a tripel by any measure, the weissbier yeast went in a completely different direction. The WB-06 is also not a Belgian yeast, so that was a total brainfart on my part.
Tasty, but not going to win any style awards any time soon.
Started 1.095, ended 1.020 - ~10% ABV