Sierra Nevada Tumbler Clone

Sat Aug 25, 2012 5:27 pm

I just brewed a Tumbler Clone and wrote a blog about it.

Check it out.
http://brosbeerhomebrew.blogspot.com/20 ... robat.html


The recipe is: 10 gallon Batch. (76% efficiency)

18 lbs Maris Otter
2 lbs Crystal 80 Lov
2 Lbs Smoked Malt
1 Lb Chocolate Malt.

23.5 g CTZ (13.9 AA) 60 min
42 g UK Kent Goldings (5.8 AA) 15 Min
28 g Challenger (7.5 AA) 15 Min.

Yeast: White Labs 001 (California Ale)
Mash @ 155
Cranny04
 
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Re: Sierra Nevada Tumbler Clone

Mon Aug 27, 2012 4:53 am

Good luck. Let us know how it turns out.
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Re: Sierra Nevada Tumbler Clone

Mon Aug 27, 2012 8:52 am

Cranny04 wrote:I just brewed a Tumbler Clone and wrote a blog about it.

Check it out.
http://brosbeerhomebrew.blogspot.com/20 ... robat.html


The recipe is: 10 gallon Batch. (76% efficiency)

18 lbs Maris Otter
2 lbs Crystal 80 Lov
2 Lbs Smoked Malt
1 Lb Chocolate Malt.

23.5 g CTZ (13.9 AA) 60 min
42 g UK Kent Goldings (5.8 AA) 15 Min
28 g Challenger (7.5 AA) 15 Min.

Yeast: White Labs 001 (California Ale)
Mash @ 155


It's going to be WAAAAYYYY too smokey. Tumbler probably has something like 1-3% smoked malt max. Your recipe will be more like a Rauch beer.

Michael
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Re: Sierra Nevada Tumbler Clone

Tue Aug 28, 2012 4:46 am

Datamike wrote:
It's going to be WAAAAYYYY too smokey. Tumbler probably has something like 1-3% smoked malt max. Your recipe will be more like a Rauch beer.

Michael



I made a similar recipe last year and no one that tasted it mentioned the smoke in it.
Sierra Nevada uses less than one percent of fresh (smoked on site) malt. The smoked malt I have is much less fresh and probably not as strong.
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Re: Sierra Nevada Tumbler Clone

Thu Aug 30, 2012 6:05 pm

I did a clone of this last year based on the info provided on SNs website.
I went with just 3% smoked malt in my clone and it was way more evident than in the Tumbler
you're at about 9%, don't think its gonna work out
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Re: Sierra Nevada Tumbler Clone

Thu Aug 30, 2012 6:36 pm

I'm sure it will taste great. Just not like tumbler. But then I am a smoked beer junkie.
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Re: Sierra Nevada Tumbler Clone

Mon Sep 03, 2012 3:12 am

My local shop does not turn over his smoked malt that quick, I've used it before compared to the stuff I get from NB or B3 and it's not nearly as strong. Also it depends on the age of tumbler you get. I just bought a 6-pack that was about two weeks old and the smoke is considerable

If its wrong I'll tweak it... Just another reason to brew more
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Re: Sierra Nevada Tumbler Clone

Thu Oct 04, 2012 6:01 pm

so my clone is close. Not cloned but close. It is slightly too smokey. Next time I will probably cut the smoke back to 1.5 lbs, maybe 1 lb.
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