me with a rather pedestrian beer—although the brightness and slight acidic sourness from the hibiscus and acidulated malt were delightful. Hence my interest in revisiting the beer. You can follow the link to read all about last year’s stupendous failure, but in this case, I’d let the past be the past. Like, move on, man. So here’s to moving on.
211. Hibiscus Saison
Mash:
4 lbs. Best Malz Pilsen
2 lbs. Best Malz Wheat
1 lb. MFB Vienna½ lb. Acidulated
Mash @ 152° F for 80 minutes w/ 3 gallons RO water and 6 g. gypsum; collected 2 ¼ gallons @ 1.060
Batch sparge @ 168° F for 20 minutes w/ 4 ½ gallons RO water; collected 4 ¼ gallons @ 1.012
Collected 6 ½ gallons; topped off to 7 gallons, brought to a boil (70 minutes), & added:
w/60 to go: 1 ½ oz. Styrian Golding leaf 3.7% AA
w/60 to go: 1 ½ oz. Styrian Golding leaf 3.7% AA
w/10 to go: 5 g. Wyeast yeast nutrient
w/0 to go: 1 oz. Styrian Golding leaf 3.7% AA
3 ½ oz. hibiscus
Let stand for 20 minutes, chilled, & racked onto saison yeast cake from 210. Barrel American Saison w/ Dandelion Root
Brewed: 6/14/2015
Secondary: skipped
Bottle: 7/10/2015 w/ 3.0 oz. table sugar
FG: 1.002
Tasting Notes: This beer is straight drinking pleasure.
Tasting Notes: This beer is straight drinking pleasure.

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