Light Frost Ale
This ale is ment to be served at extremely cold tempature(at the point where the top is frosted over). It should be a light golden color and taste very sweet in contrast to its smell.
Brewer: | Mark | Email: | - | |||||
Beer: | Light Frost Ale | Style: | American Pale Ale | |||||
Type: | All grain | Size: | 3 gallons | |||||
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Bitterness: | 0 IBU | |||||
OG: | 1.028 | FG: | 1.007 | |||||
Alcohol: | 2.7% v/v (2.1% w/w) | |||||||
Water: | Boil at a very hich tempture(frothy boil), it should not take more then an hour to lose the volume. | |||||||
Grain: | 1 lb. American Vienna 5 oz. British Carastan light 8 oz. Raw barley |
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Mash: | 78% efficiency | |||||||
All mash to be added at begining of boil. | ||||||||
Boil: | 48-60 minutes | SG 1.021 | 4 gallons | |||||
3 oz. Light malt extract 12 oz. Corn sugar |
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Add all other ingredients 10 minutes before taking of boil. | ||||||||
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Yeast: | Use regular bread yeast with a started included. | |||||||
Log: | Store at just below room temature(63-68°f) for 4-6 weeks rotating once a day 1/4 turn in any wooden barrel(oak works well). Then bottel in pre-boiled bottles and store for 3 moer months with same process as above. | |||||||
Carbonation: | 2.4 volumes | Honey: 2.72 oz. for 3 gallons @ 65°F | ||||||
Tasting: | It often is too sweet is you add the ingreiants to late or if you don't turn properly, also if you don't boil the bottels the ale will sour quickly. |
Recipe posted 03/05/01.