New Brunswick Craft Brewers Association
Beer Recipes and Food => All Grain => 16 - Belgian and French Ale => Topic started by: jamie_savoie on July 19, 2013, 10:02:28 AM
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Brewing this one on my day off. I took every friday off this summer and my plan is to brew at least 3 times a month 8) Half this batch will be brewed for Chris Craig in exchange for an esb :rock:
Recipe: 41 - Fight for your Rye
Style: Saison
Recipe Specifications
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Batch Size (Gal): 11.00
Total Grain (Lbs): 21.00
Estimated OG: 1.052
Anticipated SRM: 3.7
Anticipated IBU: 30.6 IBUs
Brewhouse Efficiency: 70 %
Wort Boil Time: 60 Minutes
Grain
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59.1% (13 lbs) - Pilsner
22.7% (5 lbs) - Rye Malt
9.1% (2 lbs) - Flaked Rye
4.5% (1 lbs) - Acid Malt (add to mash half way)
4.5% (1 lbs) - Sugar
Hops
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1.50 oz Styrian Goldings (Pellet, 5.40% AA) @ FWH 90 min
1.25 oz Styrian Goldings (Pellet, 5.40% AA) @ 60 min
1.00 oz Styrian Goldings (Pellet, 5.40% AA) @ 10 min
Extras
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Whirlfloc @ 15 min
Yeast
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5.5 gallons (Chris) -> WY3711 French Saison (washed from my Oatmeal Saison (http://nbcba.org/forum/16-belgian-and-french-ale/oatmeal-saison/) -> 3rd gen) Fermented @ 72-75F
5.5 gallons (mine) -> cultured yeast from Saison Dupont Veille Provision. Fermented in my garage lol
Mash Schedule
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Sacch Rest - 90 min @ 147F
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Can't wait to try this. I'll be starting your ESB next weekend. It will take less time to condition than this I expect. 4 weeks should be ideal.
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Heh 3711 is awesome the final absolution convinced me. Jamie I gotta have a sip of this ill travel up if I have to come huntin season...
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Chris : 3711 ferment fairly quickly and 4 weeks will be more than enough. Mine might take a little longer but from what I’ve read, cultured yeast from a Dupont works better than WY3724 since they use 3-4 strains vs the wyeast which only has one. It’ll be fun to compare our beers at future meeting :)
Peter: I prefer the flavour of the Dupont yeast but I really like the peppery and silky mouth feel 3711 gives even though it finish bone dry and it’s less a pita to work with compare to Dupont. And feel free to stop anytime if you’re around here, you’re more than welcome! We’ll sample some beers and eat some sausages ;)
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This is pretty damned tasty Jamie. Job well done!
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Glad you like it Chris! :rock: My fridge fucked up this w-e, tomorrow I’ll have my keezer ready so before I have a chance to taste yours it’ll be another 5-6 days but I’ll let you know! Can’t wait to try this! Cheers man