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Rod's Hook 'Em Ale

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Rod's Hook 'Em Ale

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Beer Style: American IPA  (14B)
Recipe Type: partial mash
Yield: 5 US gallons

American IPA

Description:

This is a recipe I developed for the Red River Rivalry 2005. aka Texas vs OU game. Texas went on to win the national title this year. :) Beer has a beautiful burnt orange color. Nice hop bitterness w/out over powering the smooth maltiness. The Amarillo finish gives a distinct nose. A favorite amongst friends!
5.8% ABV
Enjoy!

Ingredients:

  • 6# Briess pale extract
  • 2.5# 2 Row
  • 0.5# Special B
  • 1 oz Columbus 14.3 AA
  • 1 oz Centennial 9.9 AA
  • 1 oz Amarillo 8.9 AA
  • Wyeast British Ale (1098)
  • 1 t Irish moss

Additional Instructions

Primary Ferment: 5 to 7 days
Secondary Ferment: 7 days

Beer Profile

Original Gravity: 1.058 -1.06
Final Gravity: 1.015
Alcohol by Vol: 5.63%
Recipe Type: partial mash
Yield: 5.00 US Gallons

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Procedure:

I use a nylon grain bag. Mash at 158 deg for 45 min. in 4 gallons of water. Sparge with 1.75 gallons of 170 deg water. (some evap during boil will leave full 5 gal. wort) Add extract and boil. 1oz or 14.3 HBU's of Columbus for 60 min.
1 oz Centennial and Irish moss at 45 min mark (15 min left to boil). 1 oz Amarillo last 5 min. Chill, rack into primary , pitch.

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 Reviewed by Tim on Sun Jun 8 2014

I like this beer, and it doesn't hurt that this was developed the year the Longhorns went on to take the National NCAA football title with Vince Young.

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