Award Winning American Blonde Ale All-Grain Recipe
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
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If you brew this send me a bottle!
most underrated youtube channel about brewing. keep up the great work!
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Thank you so much for doing these videos. I feel like every time I'm curios about a style and start researching recipes, one of your videos pops up just in time!
I really appreciate all the work you put in for these videos. I really enjoy them, and this one was great! I do like a good American Blonde.
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Enjoying this recipe now as I type this note. It's been in the keg for one month and it's just a really enjoyable beer. If you're considering brewing a blonde ale I don't think you can go wrong with this recipe. I have the strong bitter recipe brewed with double roasted crystal conditioning now, really looking forward to trying it. Cheers!
Its a winner for sure! Gold at Bluebonnet brew off this year.
It’s almost time for blonde ale drinking weather in my parts, may have to brew this one up! Cheers 🍻
great video, perfect analysis of all aspects of the beer. do you have the specific poundage for each of the grains for this brew. maybe I missed them in the video.
Nope. My recipes use percentages so you can tailor to your system
A few question for you. Do you mash out, add yeast nutrients and flock to your brews?
I have been adding to mine and it is the only thing I do that is not mentioned in your recipes. Great job as always, Cheers.
good questions. I usually do 10-15 minute mashout. I always add yeast nutrient and my preferred nutrient is wyeast nutrient. I use Irish Moss on most my beers except the ones that are supposed to be hazy (Wit, weizen, and Hazy IPA)
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Awesome recipe. I'll definitely use this as my base for an American Blonde. Due to my freezer being full I'll most likely use some varieties I already have. Most likely Cluster for bittering and Barbe Rouge as aromahop.
Btw the Lallemand Pitching rate calculator says 11.1g for a 5 gallon batch with 1.047 OG. And they seem a bit conservative. I would just use 1 package. No need to overpitch.
I almost always overpitch, especially if i don' t know the yeast count. Pro pitching rates when I do.
@@MeanBrews Lallemand Pitching rate calculator is great, just follow the rates given and you'll be good. I suspect Lallemand have control on the cells count 😁.
But on the sidenote some yeasts, most notably some Belgians, Weizen and Kveiks yeasts will flourish when underpitched.