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found this ...fancy this one myself im defo a fan of the belgian variety....


http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=17935929


19L Batch, Estimated OG 1.063

4250 gms Pilsner Malt
500 gms Aromatic Malt
300 gms White table sugar, added at the start of the boil

40 gms Hallertau hops (2.8% AAU) 90 minute boil
30 gms Czech Saaz hops (3.0% AAU) added to last 15 mins of boil

Yeast: Wyeast - Ale Belgium Abbey - 1214
 
That looks good. I am guessing that because leffe is such a strong beer it needs adding sugar, but maybe this can be replaced with spray malt???
 
the sugar is there to up the ABV but also help to keep the body of the beer palatable without it being cloying. I'd stick with sugar! :thumb:
 
Silly as it sounds, I've copy pasted a brewday post onto a renewable energy forum...
Its a good way to bring people into the light (over to the dark side) ;)

I was going to try this as my next Leffe-ish ale. Whitelabs Trappist yeast.

Code:
Trappistism

Fermentable	Colour	lb: oz	Grams	Ratio
Golden Promise	5 EBC	6 lbs. 9.8 oz	3000 grams	49.3%
Wheat Malt	3.5 EBC	4 lbs. 6.5 oz	2000 grams	32.9%
Aromatic Malt	55 EBC	0 lbs. 7.0 oz	200 grams	3.3%
Munich Malt	20 EBC	0 lbs. 7.0 oz	200 grams	3.3%

Hop Variety	Type	Alpha	Time	lb: oz	grams	Ratio
Challenger	Whole	7.6 %	60 mins	0 lbs. 1.4 oz	40 grams	33.3%
Saaz	Whole	3.3 %	15 mins	0 lbs. 0.7 oz	20 grams	16.7%
Hallertauer Hersbrucker	Whole	2.9 %	15 mins	0 lbs. 0.7 oz	20 grams	16.7%
Hallertauer Hersbrucker	Whole	2.9 %	0 mins	0 lbs. 0.7 oz	20 grams	16.7%
Saaz	Whole	3.3 %	0 mins	0 lbs. 0.7 oz	20 grams	16.7%

Final Volume:	23	Litres
Original Gravity:	1.053	
Final Gravity:	1.013	
Alcohol Content:	5.2%	ABV
Total Liquor:	33.7	Litres
Mash Liquor:	13.5	Litres
Mash Efficiency:	75	%
Bitterness:	32.4117999482536	EBU
Colour:	12	EBC
 

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