
Tropipale Ale
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HerrHiller
, Feb 22 2011 09:41 PM
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#1
Posted 22 February 2011 - 09:41 PM
Tropipale ale, 10A American Pale Ale ; Brewed by Jon Hiller*Details*:7 gal pre-boil60 min boilOriginal Gravity: est 1.049Terminal Gravity: unknownColor: est 4.9Alcohol: est 5%Bitterness: 38.7Carbonation: 2.25*Grain Bill*:95% 9.5lb US 2 row2.5% 0.25lb Munich Malt2.5% 0.25lb Crystal 40L*Hops Bill*:0.5oz simcoe (13%) - 60 min 0.25 oz Citra (12.3%) - 30 min0.25 oz Citra (12.3%) - 15 min0.25 oz Citra (12.3%) - 5 min1.25 oz Citra (12.3%) - 0 min2 oz Citra (12.3%) - Dryhopped for 7 days*Yeast*:1 Liter stir plate starter with 1 Vial of WLP001*Mash Schedule*:Mash In - 12.0 qt; Strike: 164 °F; Target: 151 °FSaccharification Rest - 60 min; Final: ??? °FFirst Run Off - 6.0 qtBatch Sparge: 14.0 qt @ 190 °FThis will be my first time with citra, and my first time doing a starter. (I have always meant to do one, but never got around to it.)My goal is to try to get a tropical fruity flavor.
#2
Posted 22 February 2011 - 10:26 PM
I gotta get me some of those Citra hops!!! Keep hearing lots of good stuff!
#3
Posted 23 February 2011 - 10:10 AM
The first time I used Citra, I hated them! I used them to dry hop a beer and it was too intense and seemed to add bitterness too.Now I've done some other beers with it and I think it's one of my favorite new hops.I'm still really interested to get some of these new New Zealand hops I've been seeing at my LHBS.
#4
Posted 23 February 2011 - 10:56 AM
I've been using Citra for a while now and Love it. but like Simcoe it takes some getting used to. "Catty" is an up front first impression. Shoreline in Michigan City dida pale ale using all Citra so has 3F.I like the American Wheat Gumballhead but use all Citra instead of Amarillo hopsall the way through.looks like a great beer Hillerkeep us posted on your results. Cheers.
#5
Posted 23 February 2011 - 12:06 PM
That was their Exponential Ale, right. It was AWESOME! Shoreline has been making some really great beer and I heard they are going to start bottling soon too! I just hope I can get some her in Chicago!Shoreline in Michigan City did a pale ale using all Citra.
#6
Posted 23 February 2011 - 01:14 PM
Can't say for sure. it's all a bit Fuzzy. but yes it was AWESOME.I have yet to have a bad beer there. the offering at 3F was pretty good too. again it was an all Citra pale. if Shoreline does go full out I hope you can get some that way. as long as the Distribution ball sacks don't get in the way.That was their Exponential Ale, right. It was AWESOME! Shoreline has been making some really great beer and I heard they are going to start bottling soon too! I just hope I can get some her in Chicago!
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