I was all set to brew a porter but after downing one of the last few bottles of the original Skinny Blonde I figured I need to make some more of this easy drinking, fast disappearing, beer for the summer. As I liked it so much the way it was, I decided not to change much. The only changes are base malt is Golden Promise instead of Marris Otter and Pilsner malts, DME instead of LME, add a little bit of Carapils, and skip the dry hop addition but put the extra hops in the flameout addition instead. I’ve stuck with the single hops variety, Motueka, which tastes very nice in this.
Style Information
Name:
Blonde Ale
Recipe Type:
Partial Mash
Grains & Extracts
Golden Promise Malt |
2.5 kg |
|
Dry Malt Extract - Light |
1 kg |
|
Caramalt |
0.2 kg |
|
Carapils |
0.2 kg |
|
Hops
Motueka |
0.015 kg |
7.1% |
0.1065 |
60 |
|
Motueka |
0.015 kg |
7.1% |
0.1065 |
20 |
|
Motueka |
0.02 kg |
7.1% |
0.142 |
10 |
|
Motueka |
0.05 kg |
7.1% |
0.355 |
0 |
|
Adjuncts
Irish Moss |
Fining |
Boil |
0.005 kg |
15 |
|
Yeasts
Safale US-05 |
11.5 g sachet |
Ferment at 16C |
Mash Steps
Saccharification Rest |
Infusion |
60 |
71 C |
Boil
Amount:
partial
Water Description:
Nelson city water, unmodified.
Time:
60 minutes
Target Batch Size:
23 liters
Profile
Estimated OG:
1.039
Estimated FG:
1.012
Estimated ABV:
3.52%
Actual OG:
1.040
Bitterness:
25.5 IBU
Estimated Color:
5.8 SRM