Homebrew Recipe
Brooklyn Lager Clone - Brooklyn Brewery
- Method:
- All Grain
- Style:
- Vienna Lager
- Boil Time:
- 75 min.
- Batch Size:
- 5 gal.
- Boil Size:
- 7 gal.
- Efficiency:
- 0
- Rating:
- Source:
- Homebrewer's Association
- Source Notes:
- This is a classic American interpretation of a Vienna-style lager, described by Brooklyn Brewery as amber-gold in color and displaying a firm malt center supported by a refreshing bitterness and floral hop aroma.
- Notes:
- We recommend mashing in the grain to a starch conversion temperature of 156 F or higher. This strategy will help achieve the body and mouthfeel we aim for. Another important element is our 75-minute boil, which may lead to excess color and flavor development if you are working over a very strong, direct flame. After your wort has cooled to 55 F, your're ready to pitch your favorite lager yeast! About 10 days prior to bottling or kegging, add the dry hops.
Brew Numbers
OG | FG | ABV | SRM | IBU |
---|---|---|---|---|
1.052 | 1.012 | 5.2 | 0 | 0 |
Fermentables
Name | Amount | % Grain Bill |
---|---|---|
Pale Malt - 2-Row | 9.6 lbs. | 86.00 |
Notes: Calls for American. | ||
Munich Malt | 0.875 lbs. | 7.84 |
Notes: 14 oz. | ||
Caramel Malt 60 | 0.6875 lbs. | 6.16 |
Notes: 11 oz. | ||
Total: | 11.16 lbs. |
Hops
Name | Amount | Boil Time | Use | AA |
---|---|---|---|---|
Willamette | 1 oz. | 75 | Boil | 0 |
Cascade | 0.33 oz. | 35 | Boil | 0 |
Vanguard | 0.45 oz. | 35 | Boil | 0 |
Cascade | 0.5 oz. | 2 | Boil | 0 |
Saphir | 0.5 oz. | 2 | Boil | 0 |
Hallertau Mittelfruh | 0.5 oz. | 2 | Boil | 0 |
Cascade | 0.75 oz. | 0 | Dry Hop | 0 |
Notes: 10 days before packaging. | ||||
Hallertau Mittelfruh | 1.5 oz. | 0 | Dry Hop | 0 |
Notes: 10 days before packaging. |
Name | Amount |
---|---|
Cascade | 1.58 oz. |
Hallertau Mittelfruh | 2 oz. |
Saphir | 0.5 oz. |
Vanguard | 0.45 oz. |
Willamette | 1 oz. |
Yeast
Name | Lab | Product |
---|---|---|
Lager |
Mash Steps
Step | Name | Temp | Time | Type |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Single Infusion Mash | 156 | 60 | All Grain |
Notes: Starch conversion temp of 156 F or higher. |