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American Pale Ale Bee Cave Brewery House Pale Ale
This is my House Pale Ale. A very quaffable beer that is very easy to make using basic ingredients and a dry yeast.
Grain Bill
3,63 kg 8 lbs. 2-Row Pale Malt
0,9 kg 2 lbs. Vienna Malt
0,225 kg 0.5 lb. Crystal 10L Malt
Mash
Single Infusion mash for 60 minutes at 152 degrees. 66 grader
I batch sparge in a 10 gallon water cooler with a stainless braid manifold.
Dough-in with 3.5 gallons of water. After 60 minutes, add 5 quarts 4,7 liter of 175 degree (79,4 grader) water and begin vorlauf. My system only takes about 2 quarts (1,9 liter) before it clears up, then it's wide open to drain in the kettle. Have another 3.25 gallons 12,2 liter of 175 degree(79,4 grader) water ready for the next batch sparge. You should then get 6.5 gallons (24,5 liter) to your kettle for the boil.
Boil & Hops
28 gr 1.0 oz Cascade 6.6% at 60 min.
14 gr 0.5 oz. Cascade 6.6% at 30 min.
7 gr 0.25 oz. Cascade 6.6% at 15 min.
7 gr 0.25 oz. Cascade 6.6% at 5 min.
Chill to 70 to 75 degrees 21 grader
Pitch with Nottingham Dry Yeast. No starter or hydration.
Update! With the Nottingham shortage, Safale -05 is a great substitute and will make a great beer too. Very similar.
This ferments out very fast, so I will crash cool and keg after 1 week to 10 days. This recipe is calculated at 75% efficiency. I'm getting over 80% though with my Barley Crusher and my 10 gallon Rubbermaid cooler w/stainless braid MLT.
The beer drops very clear after sitting in the kegerator for a week and looks like this.
Bilde er etter 4 dager med karbonering, litt lite karbonering men nydelig smak. Er en veldig mild pale ale som passer for de fleste som ikke er humlehoder.