Autumn Ale
1.070 OG
1.015 FG
35 SRM
46 IBU
60 min boil
6.25 Gal. at the end of the boil
10# 2 row
1 # Brown Malt
.75# Black Malt (british)
. 25# C - 55 (british)
4 # Yams roasted at 315 for about 2 hours (until sweet and dripping all over the roasting pan), then mash with a fork and add to the mash*
1 vanilla bean chopped
a big pinch cinnamon
a pinch:
nutmeg
allspice
ginger
all @ flameout
The spice additions are next to nil. I plan to adjust this post fermentation for a much more dialed in flavor.
10 oz. Molasses @ 10 minutes
12 oz. Maple Syrup @ 0 minutes
152 mash
cal ale yeast
the initial fermentation has been a bit hot. 70 degrees for the first few hours.
I just put it in a water bath to set in in nicely around 67.
Oh yes,
We had a party recently so I must show the amazing out door keggerator design...It's 11th hour but I'm pretty happy with it.
12 hours ago
Looks good, but you know what would really make it taste like autumn? A big fuckin' turkey leg, and maybe some savory stuffing spices. It's not too late!
ReplyDeleteI can't decide if I want to age this on American or French bread stuffing cubes
ReplyDeletelooks tasty.
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