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Corn Beer

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Corn Beer

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Beer Style: American Pale Ale  (10A)
Recipe Type: all-grain
Yield: 5 US gallons

American Pale Ale
Beer Color

Description:

OK, 'corn beer' always gets slammed here, and I had never made any, So, instead of just going along with the usual hype and chit-chat, I made a corn beer as follows. It gets rave reviews by brewers I respect - until I mention corn. ;-).

Ingredients:

  • 5 lbs cracked corn, sold as bird food
  • 8 lbs light barley malt
  • 1/2 lb Crystal (40L.)
  • yeast from the bottom of a Saisson Dupont bottle
  • 4 oz whole Hallertau

Beer Profile

Color SRM: 5  Color Sample 
Recipe Type: all-grain
Yield: 5.00 US Gallons

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Procedure:

Mash corn at 110, for an hour, then 140 for another hour. Stir lots, since its sticky. Mash malted barley as usual at 110, 148, 140, 160. I used a separate pot for the 110 1/2 hour protein rest, and then just tossed into the corn grits. Mash water was around 26-30 quarts. Sparge to about 6 gallons after at least 3 hours in the 140-160 range. Hops to taste, depending on what you're making. The yeast from the bottom of a Saisson Dupont bottle really does well with the corn content, but make sure you like that kind of beer first. 4 oz whole Hallertau for 7 gallons of wort sounds about right, but hey, adjust to your tastes.

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