Crut lite

Tue Apr 01, 2008 5:20 pm

i have yet to brew this but am looking for something simple for my drinkin friends who dont really care for home brew. I have the BN scottish, my amber, and a dubbel belgian on tap and they dont really get as excited as I do, so this is what im thinking.

5.5 gal batch
8 lbs 2 row
.75 lbs crystal 20L

.5 oz cascade at 60 min
1 oz cascade at 5
(both pellet additions)

wlp 001 around 64-65*
at 70% efficiency promash says around 1.040.
think it'll work for them?
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Re: Crut lite

Tue Apr 01, 2008 5:46 pm

cguntzviller wrote:i have yet to brew this but am looking for something simple for my drinkin friends who dont really care for home brew. I have the BN scottish, my amber, and a dubbel belgian on tap and they dont really get as excited as I do, so this is what im thinking.

5.5 gal batch
8 lbs 2 row
.75 lbs crystal 20L

.5 oz cascade at 60 min
1 oz cascade at 5
(both pellet additions)

wlp 001 around 64-65*
at 70% efficiency promash says around 1.040.
think it'll work for them?
-Crut


Considering your target audience, that looks pretty good. You could throw a pound of flaked corn in there to lighten it a bit. Consider the recipe stolen. :D
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Tue Apr 01, 2008 6:06 pm

by all means use it up, i just thought it up last night, figured it might please some of them there lightweight sissy britches.
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Tue Apr 01, 2008 6:07 pm

That looks great-
Adjust for 20 IBUs, so you can drink what's left over.
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Tue Apr 01, 2008 8:30 pm

Nice little blonde. I agree with BDawg, go for 18-20 IBU's for that OG.

I've been brewing several blondes mixed in with my other batches for some BMC friends, pushing the OG up each time. Tonight just kegged 5 gal of "Imperial Blonde" (7.68% ABW) and threw another 5 gal on some cherries (for the ladies) that Danny W or Sean H (can't remember which one) posted in another thread. Friends have been loving each larger version better. Also been doing a Ord. Bitter/Special Bitter/ESB with them, also going over very good.

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Wed Apr 02, 2008 4:16 am

numsquat wrote:
They may never buy a BMC again by the time I'm done. :twisted:


right on.....and isn't that the idea??? get them all converted. My neighbor came over a few weeks ago, with a Mich Ultra, I gave him I pint ofan IPA that I had brewed up....he said "Man, this is good shit" as he chugged it. Couple days later, he came back, and asked what the alcohol % was....said he got a good buzz from it. Then showed him my set-up, he wants to come over now and play cards or something.... (thinks he's gonna drink up all my beer) HA!


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Wed Apr 02, 2008 4:53 am

Doesn't he realize that the only way he can drink your beer is to clean your mashtun?
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