German pilsner
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German pilsner
I brewed this 2/12/14
three gallons, O G 1.049, 35 IBUs
7 pounds Best pilsner malt
mashed @ 150f for 60 minutes
1/3 ounce mittlefrueh @ 4.3% to first wort hop
7/8 ounce mittlefrueh @ 4.3 % for 60 minutes
pinch of irish moss plus
1/4 teaspoon of nutrient for 15 minutes
2/3 ounce mittlefrueh @ 4.3% for 6 minutes
1/8 ounce (the last of the 2 ounces I had) to steep
1 pack of S-34/70, sprinkled on the wort
I pitched the yeast at 3pm and there was a tiny bit of foam starting to form by 7am the next morning. I was getting bubbles through the airlock (every 13 seconds) by 10pm.
I took a gravity reading yesterday and after two weeks it's down to 1.006, fairly clear and yummy.
three gallons, O G 1.049, 35 IBUs
7 pounds Best pilsner malt
mashed @ 150f for 60 minutes
1/3 ounce mittlefrueh @ 4.3% to first wort hop
7/8 ounce mittlefrueh @ 4.3 % for 60 minutes
pinch of irish moss plus
1/4 teaspoon of nutrient for 15 minutes
2/3 ounce mittlefrueh @ 4.3% for 6 minutes
1/8 ounce (the last of the 2 ounces I had) to steep
1 pack of S-34/70, sprinkled on the wort
I pitched the yeast at 3pm and there was a tiny bit of foam starting to form by 7am the next morning. I was getting bubbles through the airlock (every 13 seconds) by 10pm.
I took a gravity reading yesterday and after two weeks it's down to 1.006, fairly clear and yummy.
Last edited by Rookie on Sun Mar 02, 2014 5:38 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: German pilsner
You mean 12/2 don't you? 

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Re: German pilsner
I meant 2/12/14; forgot the last number. It's now corrected on the origional post.Clibit wrote:You mean 12/2 don't you?
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Re: German pilsner
I was thinking early December, but the maths didn't work.
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Re: German pilsner
So you brewed this in your DeLorean in the future! 2nd December 2014! Emmet and Marty will be impressed!Rookie wrote:I meant 2/12/14; forgot the last number. It's now corrected on the origional post.Clibit wrote:You mean 12/2 don't you?
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Re: German pilsner
You got me. Here in the States we list month/day/year.grmski wrote:That's a Rookie mistake on an English forum.

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Re: German pilsner
Rookie, just post the dates as you would normally do!!! Ignore those folks that comment because they can't figure it out. How's the beer turning out?
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Re: German pilsner
Pretty darn good. I racked to a smaller carboy last friday and it's in the lagering chest at 34f where it'll stay at least four weeks.stevetk189 wrote:Rookie, just post the dates as you would normally do!!! Ignore those folks that comment because they can't figure it out. How's the beer turning out?
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Re: German pilsner
I bottled yesterday after seven weeks of lagering and I am very happy with the warmish flat taste I took and can hardly wait for it to carb.Rookie wrote:Pretty darn good. I racked to a smaller carboy last friday and it's in the lagering chest at 34f where it'll stay at least four weeks.stevetk189 wrote:Rookie, just post the dates as you would normally do!!! Ignore those folks that comment because they can't figure it out. How's the beer turning out?
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Re: German pilsner
I tried one after 10 days and I'm happy, but will leave it at room temperature at least another couple of weeks to carb a bit more.Rookie wrote: I bottled yesterday after seven weeks of lagering and I am very happy with the warmish flat taste I took and can hardly wait for it to carb.
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