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Mark, Don't let us put you off.

What I have said on numerous occasions is that there is no malt that we can get as home brewers that requires a temperature stepped mash (*). A single infusion mash at64-66c will do wonders for that Stella Clone. . . . there are some flavours that won't necessarily develop, but you may not even notice them anyway.

Alternatively the simplest way to do a stepped mash in a cool box is to add boiling water to hit the next step temperature if you really feel the need to do it.. . . . I doubt there is any benefit in the long term as it really is not required and can be detrimental to mouthfeel and the body of the beer.

Stick to a single infusion mash and you will be fine . . . . Now fermentation temperature that is a completely different animal :lol:


(*) Actually there is one, Rob at the Malt Miller is now stocking Weyermann Floor Malted Czech Pilsner Malt . . . and from the spec that I've seen it is questionable whether you can mash this one without a stepped mash . . . My sack should be delivered tomorrow :party: :party:
 
Aleman said:
Mark, Don't let us put you off.
Actually there is one, Rob at the Malt Miller is now stocking Weyermann Floor Malted Czech Pilsner Malt . . . and from the spec that I've seen it is questionable whether you can mash this one without a stepped mash . . . My sack should be delivered tomorrow :party: :party:
Is that the Bohemian Aleman?
 
BarnsleyBrewer said:
Aleman said:
Mark, Don't let us put you off.
Actually there is one, Rob at the Malt Miller is now stocking Weyermann Floor Malted Czech Pilsner Malt . . . and from the spec that I've seen it is questionable whether you can mash this one without a stepped mash . . . My sack should be delivered tomorrow :party: :party:
Is that the Bohemian Aleman?
No that was the Welsh Aleman! The malt that must be step mashed is this one
 
Ay BB.....Looks like we are going to have fun making the Bohemian Lager :eek: ...and Mark thinks he's got problems making a Step mash :lol: :lol:

Mark...Just seen that we live in the same county....If I can be of assistance please send me a pm ;)
 
I might mash at 64c for an hour then go to 68c for 15 mins then upto 70c for the last 15 mins.

Any thoughts on this?

BB
 
I'd go with the Hochkurz mash . . . It's ideal for well modified malt and using a HERMS ;)

62C for 20 minutes
70C for 40 minutes
76C for 10 minutes

Aim for 3.5 to 4.0 L/Kg . . .
 
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