All Grain Recipe for Newbie

[woolley2002]

Hi All,

I am just starting out on my All Grain journey using an all in one system and I am looking for some help with recipes.

I have recently won a competition where I receive free grain, hops and yeast for 12 brews.

Having not done any all grain brews I was wondering if anyone would be willing to share some All grain recipes with me so I can claim my prize.

I am looking at brewing around 23 liters and I am into American IPA, golden Ales, IPA and hoppy types of beers

Hope this request is ok, and you are able to help me with some nice recipes to try.

 

[Tanglefoot]

It's a good idea to start with a SMASH - single malt,single hop.
There's a thread on the subject here

https://www.thehomebrewforum.co.uk/threads/have-a-go-at-simple-ag.51779/
I recently started all grain and use the free Brewfather app to make up my recipes -
great for getting to understanding the process.

 

[Dads_Ale]

I would recommend getting some books on the subject.
The Greg Hughes, Home Brew Beer, would be ideal as it has a range of recipes including the beers you like. Also has some really good single hop recipes.

 

[Redwulf]

I would recommend getting some books on the subject.
The Greg Hughes, Home Brew Beer, would be ideal as it has a range of recipes including the beers you like. Also has some really good single hop recipes.

Another vote for Home Brew Beer by Greg Hughes. Most of my brews start as Greg Hughes recipes, that I adjust depending on what's in the cupboard.

 

[MmmBeer]

I recently made an APA from a recipe in James Morton's book Brew, which was very drinkable. it turned out to be very similar to a clone recipe for 3 Floyds' Zombie Dust. If you like really hoppy beers, and can afford the hops, its worth a go.

5.0 kg Pale malt
0.7 kg Munich
0.2 kg Carapils
0.2 kg Medium crystal
Mash @ 65°C for 60 min
Citra 20g First wort hop
Citra 20g @10min
Citra 30g @5min
Citra 80g Hopsteep @77°C for 30min
Citra 50g dryhop for 3 days
Safale S-04 yeast