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Suck a Lemon IPA

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Suck a Lemon IPA

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Beer Style: American IPA  (14B)
Recipe Type: all-grain
Yield: 5 US gallons

American IPA

Description:

A crisp, citrusy IPA. Don't be alarmed by it's harsh flavour in as it heads to the secondary; it mellows out to a delicious, hoppy IPA.

Ingredients:

  • 1lb 6oz pale malt
  • 8 lb ESB malt
  • 1 lb wheat
  • 1lb 8oz crystal
  • 14 oz honey
  • 4 oz biscuit
  • 2 magnum -60 min
  • 2 summit-10 min
  • 1 amarillo -5min
  • 1 summit -5 min
  • 3 citra -dry hop
  • Irish Moss -5 min (and/or gelatin after cold crash in the secondary)

Additional Instructions

Boil: 60 Minutes
Primary Ferment: 5 days
Secondary Ferment: 1 week

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Procedure:

I wish I had more specifics for you... I didn't write down my strike temp and sparge quantity, but pretty much... Grind and mash at a mid-range temperature. Sparge till you've got enough for your hour long boil. Add hops at times directed. I forgot the Irish moss, but this is a really sedimenty beer because of the dry hopping, so I'd recommend cold crashing and clearing with gelatin anyway. It worked like a dream for this one, but it is also winter in central BC, so getting it cold fast by just putting it on the porch was no issue.

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