Gyle 264 – Lilith

Barleywine is life. Double mashed and boiled for 4 hours.

TARGET PACKAGED VOLUME: 8 litres

MASH:

Strike Volume – 10 litres Ashbeck Water, 1.5 litres RO water per mash

Gypsum – None

Epsom Salt – None

Calcium Chloride – None

Crisp Chevalier Heritage Malt (EBC 7) – 1800g (First mash)

Crisp Finest Maris Otter (EBC 6) – 1800g (Second mash)

Rice Hulls – 200g per mash

Dough in @ 63°C

Mash @ 63°C for 60 minutes

Mash out @ 78°C for 10 minutes

SPARGE:

1.5 litres RO water at 78°C per mash

BOIL:

Time – 240 minutes (33l pot, Buffalo level 10)

Krush (13.1 AA) – 25g / 10 minutes

1x Promix finings and yeast nutrient

FERMENTING:

Yeast – 3x Lallemand Nottingham

Temp – Fermentation fridge @ 18°C for 48 hours then rising to 22°C over a week (see brewing notes)

DRY HOPPING:

None

EFFICIENCY: (77%) 72% @ 24 hours

OG: 1.094

FG: 1.025 @ 24 hours

ATTENUATION: 

ABV: 

BREWING NOTES: Mashed in 1.8kg of grain and 200g rice hulls, mixed well with the drill paddle and fitted the BAC Brewing increase disc to the Braumeister 10. Both mashes went perfectly with freely flowing wort. 4 hour boil in the 33 litre pot at power level 10 took it down to around 7.5 litres so it was topped up with 1.5 litres to correct the volume and OG. After just 48 hours gravity was already down to 1.025 and airlock activity had stopped.

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