AlanManley
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So I'm going to have a second attempt at a stout range. My idea is to make a 20L batch of a chocolate stout and then for secondary fermentation put 3 x 5L into demijohns and mix in different flavours (vanilla, Chilli and orange) then bottle what's leftover as a standalone chocolate stout.
My recipe is as follows
Grain
Pale = 7kgs
Dark Crystal = 500g
Flaked Barley = 150g
Roasted Barley = 150g
Chocolate = 150g
Black = 100g
Hops
Cascade = 45g @ 60 mins & 20g @ 30 mins
Simcoe = 10g @ 60 mins & 10g @ 30 mins
Amarillo = 20g @ 15 mins
Cocoa Nibs = 25g @ flame out
Coffee = 25g @ flame out
Yeast
Wyeast 1227 American Ale II
I'll then add the following to all in secondary
Cocoa Nibs = 10g
Coffee = 10g
Oak Chips = 5g
Then will work out the flavour additions later.
Does this seem about right? Should I add anything for a rounded mouthfeel? Should I add in some actual chocolate too for extra flavour?
Any advice/input would be appreciated.
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My recipe is as follows
Grain
Pale = 7kgs
Dark Crystal = 500g
Flaked Barley = 150g
Roasted Barley = 150g
Chocolate = 150g
Black = 100g
Hops
Cascade = 45g @ 60 mins & 20g @ 30 mins
Simcoe = 10g @ 60 mins & 10g @ 30 mins
Amarillo = 20g @ 15 mins
Cocoa Nibs = 25g @ flame out
Coffee = 25g @ flame out
Yeast
Wyeast 1227 American Ale II
I'll then add the following to all in secondary
Cocoa Nibs = 10g
Coffee = 10g
Oak Chips = 5g
Then will work out the flavour additions later.
Does this seem about right? Should I add anything for a rounded mouthfeel? Should I add in some actual chocolate too for extra flavour?
Any advice/input would be appreciated.
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