Janus - OFB Jan '23 - American Porter

RECIPE INFO

by Boreal~Brewer
Recipe Type: Partial Mash
Batch Size: 0
Boil Size: 0
Boil Time: 30 Minutes
Efficiency: 75%
OG: 1.056
FG: 1.009
ABV: 6.16%
Bitterness: 30.61 (tinseth)
IBU/OG: 0.55
Color: 22.2° SRM
Calories: 6.16 per 330ml
Two recipes - an extract based stout and a amber lager - mixed together into one wonderful robust porter. Best recipe decision made spontaneously ever!

FERMENTABLES

% fermentable ppg L usage
4.3% 0 Cara Malt - UK 35 17 Mash
1.9% 0 CaraVienna - BE 34 22 Mash
43.5% 0 Vienna - US 36 4 Mash
1.7% 0 Melanoidin Malt - US 37 20 Mash
38.3% 0 Dry Malt Extract - Light - US 44 8 Mash
1.9% 0 Carafa I - DE 32 337 Mash
1.9% 0 Carafa II - DE 32 412 Mash
1.9% 0 Roasted Barley - US 25 300 Mash
4.3% 0 Flaked Oats - US 37 1 Mash

HOPS

variety type usage time AA IBUs
0 Willamette Pellet Boil 30 Minutes 5 28.31
0 Willamette Pellet Boil 3 Minutes 5 2.29
0 Willamette Pellet Boil 0 Minutes 5 0

YEAST

yeast attenuation
Fermentis Saflager W-34/70 83%

INSTRUCTIONS

- Mash grains with 1.5 gallons of water heated to 170F for a 160F mash temperature. - Hold for 45 minutes. - Sparge with .75 gallons of 180F water. - Bring to rolling boil; add hops according to scheduled once wort is boiling. - after 30 minutes, remove from heat. Add cool/cold water to make up 3 gallons. - allow for additional cooling if necessary; pitch yeast at 70F - keep fermentation temperature at or below 65F for ten days, or until specific gravity remains steady at or near 1.010. - Allow for cool conditioning at ~55-60F for one month. - Bottle, using 56g (2oz) of dextrose powder or table sugar, well-dissolved and mixed in the beer. Use pressure-proof plastic or glass bottles only! - give 3 weeks for carbonation to set in. - cool, pour, and enjoy!