Gyle 242 – Pale (Luminosa)

Same pale recipe but brewing with the Braumeister 10 again and using reverse osmosis water for the first time.

MASH:

Strike Volume – 10 litres RO Water

Gypsum – 4g

Epsom Salt – 2.4g

Calcium Chloride – 1.3g

Baking Soda – None

Crisp Extra Pale Maris Otter (EBC 3) – 90% / 1900g

Crisp CaraGold – (EBC 12) – 10% / 210g

Weyermann Acidulated Malt – 32g (pH 5.4 in EZ Water)

Dough in @ 65°C

Mash @ 67°C for 60 minutes

Mash out @ 78°C for 10 minutes

SPARGE:

Volume – 3 litres RO Water @ 78°C

BOIL:

Time – 40 minutes

1/2 Protafloc Tablet / 15 minutes

Luminosa (12.5 AA / Pellet) – 10g / 15 minutes

Luminosa (12.5 AA / Pellet) – 15g / 10 minutes

Luminosa (12.5 AA / Pellet) – 20g / 5 minutes

FERMENTING:

Co2 Extract – None

Yeast – 5.2g Mangrove Jacks M44

Temp – Fermentation fridge @ 20°C

DRY HOPPING:

Temp – 15°C

Luminosa (12.5 AA / Pellet) – 55g / 48 hours

Cold crash – 1°C / 48 hours

IBU: (46.33) 45.15

SRM: 3.99

TARGET PACKAGED VOLUME: 9 litres

TARGET KETTLE / POST BOIL VOLUME: 10.3 litres

TARGET FERMENTER VOLUME: 10 litres

EFFICIENCY: (79%) 84%

OG: (1.051) 1.054

FG: (1.011) 1.010

ATTENUATION: (80%) 81%

ABV: (5.27%) 5.31%

BREWING NOTES: Putting the grains into the mash basket before mashing in works much better. Strike temperature didn’t need to be below the mash temp because mashing in was so much quicker. Braumeister 10 overshoots the mash temp during mashing so maybe knock down to 66°C. Overall another smooth brew day, hitting all the numbers.

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