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Recipe from Wild Brew's book

Recipe: 30 - Sans le chat

Recipe Specifications
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Boil Size: 7,83 gal
Post Boil Volume: 7,02 gal
Batch Size (fermenter): 6,00 gal  
Bottling Volume: 5,60 gal
Estimated OG: 1,062 SG
Estimated Color: 3,7 SRM
Estimated IBU: 22,7 IBUs
Brewhouse Efficiency: 70,00 %
Est Mash Efficiency: 78,8 %
Boil Time: 90 Minutes

Ingredients:
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Amt                   Name                                          %/IBU        
12 lbs 8,0 oz         Pilsner (Best Maltz) (1,7 SRM)                  88,5 %        
1 lbs                 White Wheat Malt (2,4 SRM)                      7,1 %        
10,0 oz               Acidulated Malt (Weyermann) (2,3 SRM)           4,4 %        
1,50 oz               Willamette [5,50 %] - Boil 60,0 min             22,4 IBUs    
0,50 oz               Willamette [5,50 %] - Boil 1,0 min            0,3 IBUs      
1,0 pkg               Brettanomyces lambicus (White Labs #WLP653)          
1,0 pkg               Brettanomyces bruxellensis  (Orval)          


Mash Schedule: Single Infusion, Medium Body
Total Grain Weight: 14 lbs 2,0 oz
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Name                   Description                             Step Temperat Step Time    
Mash In                Add 18,37 qt of water at 162,1 F        151,0 F       90 min        
Mash Out               Add 9,89 qt of water at 204,0 F         168,0 F       10 min        

Sparge: Fly sparge with 4,27 gal water at 168,0 F

sdixon

Interested to hear how this is coming.
"Good people drink good beer"
Hunter S. Thompson


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jamie_savoie

Will do ;)
I had 1 gallon of extra wort, put it in a gallon jug and I'm fermenting it with Brett-C alone.  I also have WL brett brux that I will try soon.  

How did your Brett PA turned out in the end?  Between B and L which one did you prefer?  Have you ever tried Anomalus?

sdixon

I prefer B over L, but even better was the combination of the two (Brett PA). I have not tried Anomolus, but I would like to get my hands on some.

I'm really enjoying the all Brett beers. Now I plan to start using some Brett in darker and higher gravity beers. I'm also in the market for an oak barrel to age Brett beers.

Tomorrow though I plan to brew a Brett B&L + Duval strain of Sacch. I will pitch the Brett first and wait until I start to see lots of activity and then pitch the Duval right away(actuall it's http://www.brewingscience.com/ B-88 / Breendonk Ale yeast, which I'm told is a Duval strain). I will do this for two reasons; 1. I like the esters produced when Brett has lots of maltose to munch on (totally different from the secondary pitched Brett beers), and 2. When you pitch Brett as primary I find it attenuates in a timeline similar to Sacch and I don't have to wait 6 to 12 months.
"Good people drink good beer"
Hunter S. Thompson


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jamie_savoie

Good to know B+L was a winner.   I was actually thinking of doing the same thing as you combining 2 brett+sacch but I was thinking using 3522 instead.  If you find half or quarter barrels let me know, I would be interested in those sizes, full barrel is way too much for me.

sdixon

3522 is my favorite strain of Sacch. I just didn't have any and did have Duvel.

I'll let you know about the barrels, but I'm dealing with wineries, so unlikely to find smaller.
"Good people drink good beer"
Hunter S. Thompson


On Tap]