IPA(ish) Recipe
IPA(ish) Recipe
Can anyone tell me if this sounds ok?
19 Litre Batch
4.75 kg Belgian Pale Malt
0.25 kg Munich Malt
40g Northern Brewer - 60 mins - 45 IBU
60g Hallertauer Mittelfrueh - 1 min - 1.8 IBU
30g Cascade - 1 min - 3.5 IBU
Cheers
Nick
19 Litre Batch
4.75 kg Belgian Pale Malt
0.25 kg Munich Malt
40g Northern Brewer - 60 mins - 45 IBU
60g Hallertauer Mittelfrueh - 1 min - 1.8 IBU
30g Cascade - 1 min - 3.5 IBU
Cheers
Nick
Re: IPA(ish) Recipe
That should turn out a treat. What yeast you thinking of using? To give it an extra hops kick maybe you could dry hop as well....
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Re: IPA(ish) Recipe
Grist looks ok, but i am a little confused about your hopping.
The 1 minute addition of halltauer is going to be totally overpowered byt the cascade, and the extra 1.8 ibu you get for it to my mind is a waste. If you want the extra IBU then increase the other hops to make up the different.
I am not a lover of the cascade hop by any means, and think i might stay noble and look to styrians or somthing like that.
Personally i think i might go for a neautral ale yeast like notty og S-05 as it will bring the hop through.
HTH
The 1 minute addition of halltauer is going to be totally overpowered byt the cascade, and the extra 1.8 ibu you get for it to my mind is a waste. If you want the extra IBU then increase the other hops to make up the different.
I am not a lover of the cascade hop by any means, and think i might stay noble and look to styrians or somthing like that.
Personally i think i might go for a neautral ale yeast like notty og S-05 as it will bring the hop through.
HTH
Re: IPA(ish) Recipe
I am thinking of using NBS Ale yeast from the malt miller as it states its fairly neutral.
Maybe I will cut down the cascade then as I am not bothered about adding the extra bitterness but wanted to see what a Hallertauer/Cascade mix would taste like.
Maybe add 15g Cascade instead??
Maybe I will cut down the cascade then as I am not bothered about adding the extra bitterness but wanted to see what a Hallertauer/Cascade mix would taste like.
Maybe add 15g Cascade instead??
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Re: IPA(ish) Recipe
Personally the halletauer are wasted imo. Cascade is rather powerful
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Re: IPA(ish) Recipe
I assume you only have US Cascade, which as previously suggested would probably overpower the Hallertauer, now if you had UK Cascade it would make a more rounded beer as they're no where near as harsh.
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Re: IPA(ish) Recipe
Yes its US Cascade, I will lower the amount to 15g so with the Hallertauer staying at 60g it should not overpower it.
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Re: IPA(ish) Recipe
Interesting thought. Me being a none cascade lover though thunk the hally will be wasted 

Re: IPA(ish) Recipe
I personally do not see any issue with combining noble hops with cascade. OK so its not the convention but what's the worst that can happen? Give it a go I say - that's the fun of messing around with different recipes. It may turn out to be a real winner. Forget about the IBUs and just chuck em in on your instinct....
Re: IPA(ish) Recipe
I'm bottling a user-upper pale ale this weekend that used summit, amarillo, cascade and a lot of hallertau. I'm quite looking forward to trying it. No idea if it has worked!
Re: IPA(ish) Recipe
I'd move the hallertau to 20m and keep the Cascade for steeping. 50-100g extra hops for dry hopping most welcome too.