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Jeg har etter hvert fått en del spørsmål om oppskriften på 2Capt. Også Kjetil NØ vidresender requester til meg. Derfor har jeg skrevet et Word-dokument som jeg legger ved alle svar. For enkelthets skyld (for meg) på noe som skal være engelsk. Tilfelle noen er interessert kommer den her:
Two Captains DIPA AKA HumleHelvete
Hi.
I am the lucky homebrewer who take the credit for "Two Captain DIPA" or at least for the winning beer "HumleHelvete"="HopHell".
I read an article in Zymurgy about Double IPA's written by Vinnie Chilurzo, Russian River. I had to change the recipe in the article a bit to use my own ingredients. And I changed the recipe a little more to the ingredients at Nøgne Ø. And of course I had to change the name, I guess Kjetil knew the original name would have problems being accepted by US Authorities. Kjetil and I were friends and both Captains for Scandinavian Airlines-SAS, so the name 2Capt seemed appropriate.
The recipe, 7 gallons/ 27 litres before boil, 6 gal/23 litres after boil. I brew Electric on a 20 litre German Hi tec Stainless Steel programmable one kettle system, the "Speidel Brewmaster". (If youre interested, I was on "Basic Brewing Radio" on April 21st 2011 talking about my system).
OG 1.073, FG 1.011. Calculated IBUs 240 (BeerTools), I guess actual max 90 IBUs. Colour 11.5 SRM/24 EBC. 75 % efficiency (I have 80 % on my system). Attenuation 85 %. I do step mash, but single infusion 66 Celcius/150 F (Consider lower mashtemp and longer mashtime to ensure a low FG. I think Nøgne Ø mashed at 62C for one hour). (Stepmash Speidel: Mash-in 20 minutes at 38 C/100F, proteinrest 5 minutes at 52C/125F, 1st saccrest 30 minutes at 62C/143F, 2nd sacc 30 minutes at 66C/150F, 3rd sacc 30 minutes at 72C/161F then mash-out 10 min at 77C/170F).
Ferment at 19 C/ 66 F.
I used 3 Teaspoons Gypsum, 1/2 ts Epson (Mg), 1 ts Calcium Chloride, 1/2 ts Table salt, 1/2 ts Baking powder (Natron) and 1/2 ts Chalk and a dash lactic acid. My water is soft, almost no minerals, pH 7.9 I also use yeast nutrition and clarifier (Protafloc).
Yeast: Nøge Ø houseyeast WLP 007 Dry English/Wyeast 1098 British (or 1099).
I used Wyeast 1056 American Ale=WLP 001 California Ale on my recipe.
Fermentables:
86.9 %=6400g=14.1 lbs Maris Otter Pale Ale Malt T Fawcet 2.5 SRM/5 EBC.
3,3 %= 240g= .53 " Carapils Weyerman 2 SRM/ 4 EBC.
1.6 %= 115g= .25 " Caramalt T Fawcet 15 SRM/ 30 EBC.
3.3 %= 240g= .53 " Crystalmalt T Fawcet 60 SRM/120 EBC.
4.9 %= 360g= .79 " Demerera Sugar.
Remark: Too little space in Speidel's mashtun, I cut back on Pale Ale Malt. 4300g=9.5 lbs Maris Otter plus 1000g=2.2 lbs Dry Malt Extract. 80% efficiency.
Hops:
90 minutes 100g= 3.53oz Columbus 12,0%
45 30g= 1.1 Colmbus 12.0%
30 30g= 1.1 Simcoe 12.4%
1 40g= 1.4 Centennial 6.0%
1 70g= 2.5 Simcoe 12.4%
Remark: I think Nøgne Ø put the last 2 additions at knockout in the whirlpool. They whirlpool for at least 20-30 minutes, so consider the last addition at 15-20 minutes. Or just wait 20 minutes before you turn on the chiller.
Dry Hop: 2 additions. First 3x30g=1.1 oz for 12 to 14 days. Second addition 3x8g=.28oz last 5 days. Room temp or slightly lower.
30g=1.1 oz Columbus
30g=1.1 Centennial
30g=1.1 Simcoe These 3 dryhop for 12-14 days.
After 7-9 days second addition for 5 days:
8g= .28 oz Columbus
8g= .28 Centennial
8g= .28 Simcoe
Skål
Jan Halvor Fjeld pilotbrewer@hotmail.com
Jeg har etter hvert fått en del spørsmål om oppskriften på 2Capt. Også Kjetil NØ vidresender requester til meg. Derfor har jeg skrevet et Word-dokument som jeg legger ved alle svar. For enkelthets skyld (for meg) på noe som skal være engelsk. Tilfelle noen er interessert kommer den her:
Two Captains DIPA AKA HumleHelvete
Hi.
I am the lucky homebrewer who take the credit for "Two Captain DIPA" or at least for the winning beer "HumleHelvete"="HopHell".
I read an article in Zymurgy about Double IPA's written by Vinnie Chilurzo, Russian River. I had to change the recipe in the article a bit to use my own ingredients. And I changed the recipe a little more to the ingredients at Nøgne Ø. And of course I had to change the name, I guess Kjetil knew the original name would have problems being accepted by US Authorities. Kjetil and I were friends and both Captains for Scandinavian Airlines-SAS, so the name 2Capt seemed appropriate.
The recipe, 7 gallons/ 27 litres before boil, 6 gal/23 litres after boil. I brew Electric on a 20 litre German Hi tec Stainless Steel programmable one kettle system, the "Speidel Brewmaster". (If youre interested, I was on "Basic Brewing Radio" on April 21st 2011 talking about my system).
OG 1.073, FG 1.011. Calculated IBUs 240 (BeerTools), I guess actual max 90 IBUs. Colour 11.5 SRM/24 EBC. 75 % efficiency (I have 80 % on my system). Attenuation 85 %. I do step mash, but single infusion 66 Celcius/150 F (Consider lower mashtemp and longer mashtime to ensure a low FG. I think Nøgne Ø mashed at 62C for one hour). (Stepmash Speidel: Mash-in 20 minutes at 38 C/100F, proteinrest 5 minutes at 52C/125F, 1st saccrest 30 minutes at 62C/143F, 2nd sacc 30 minutes at 66C/150F, 3rd sacc 30 minutes at 72C/161F then mash-out 10 min at 77C/170F).
Ferment at 19 C/ 66 F.
I used 3 Teaspoons Gypsum, 1/2 ts Epson (Mg), 1 ts Calcium Chloride, 1/2 ts Table salt, 1/2 ts Baking powder (Natron) and 1/2 ts Chalk and a dash lactic acid. My water is soft, almost no minerals, pH 7.9 I also use yeast nutrition and clarifier (Protafloc).
Yeast: Nøge Ø houseyeast WLP 007 Dry English/Wyeast 1098 British (or 1099).
I used Wyeast 1056 American Ale=WLP 001 California Ale on my recipe.
Fermentables:
86.9 %=6400g=14.1 lbs Maris Otter Pale Ale Malt T Fawcet 2.5 SRM/5 EBC.
3,3 %= 240g= .53 " Carapils Weyerman 2 SRM/ 4 EBC.
1.6 %= 115g= .25 " Caramalt T Fawcet 15 SRM/ 30 EBC.
3.3 %= 240g= .53 " Crystalmalt T Fawcet 60 SRM/120 EBC.
4.9 %= 360g= .79 " Demerera Sugar.
Remark: Too little space in Speidel's mashtun, I cut back on Pale Ale Malt. 4300g=9.5 lbs Maris Otter plus 1000g=2.2 lbs Dry Malt Extract. 80% efficiency.
Hops:
90 minutes 100g= 3.53oz Columbus 12,0%
45 30g= 1.1 Colmbus 12.0%
30 30g= 1.1 Simcoe 12.4%
1 40g= 1.4 Centennial 6.0%
1 70g= 2.5 Simcoe 12.4%
Remark: I think Nøgne Ø put the last 2 additions at knockout in the whirlpool. They whirlpool for at least 20-30 minutes, so consider the last addition at 15-20 minutes. Or just wait 20 minutes before you turn on the chiller.
Dry Hop: 2 additions. First 3x30g=1.1 oz for 12 to 14 days. Second addition 3x8g=.28oz last 5 days. Room temp or slightly lower.
30g=1.1 oz Columbus
30g=1.1 Centennial
30g=1.1 Simcoe These 3 dryhop for 12-14 days.
After 7-9 days second addition for 5 days:
8g= .28 oz Columbus
8g= .28 Centennial
8g= .28 Simcoe
Skål
Jan Halvor Fjeld pilotbrewer@hotmail.com
