“Dizzy Blonde” Clone

“Dizzy Blonde” Clone

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Description

This is a Community Recipe created by mwaite36

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Ingredients Included

Thomas Fawcett – Maris Otter Pale Ale Malt (3800 grams)
Crisp Pale Wheat Malt (200 grams)
Weyermann® Vienna Malt (200 grams)
Amarillo Pellets (100 grams)
Cascade Pellets (50 grams)
NBS Classic English Ale Yeast 12g (1 packs)


Method

Beer Style (main): British Ales
Beer Style (sub): English-Style Summer Ale
Batch Size: 23litre
Original Gravity: 1.042
Final Gravity: 1.010
ABV %: 4.2
IBU: 28

THE MASH
Temperature °C: 67
Length (mins): 60
Out temp °C: 75
Out time (mins): 10

THE BOIL
Boil time (mins): 60

Additions and timing:

Amarillo 10g @ 5mins
Cascade 20g @ 5mins
Amarillo 90g @ Whirlpool 20mins @ 80c

Secondary additions and timing:

Cascade 30g dry hop 3 days

Yeast: NBS Classic English Ale Yeast
Fermentation temperature/steps: 18c for 7 days

Comments:

Additional information

Weight 4.363 kg
Country of Origin GB
HS Code 2106909853

1 review for “Dizzy Blonde” Clone

  1. Paul Owen (verified owner)

    Enjoyed this beer, only managed OG of 1.038 though and FG of 1.011, giving a 3.7% beer.

    Also, when I inputted the additions into Brewsmith I only got an IBU of 4.4 due to the late time additions (I’m still a novice at this so may not have this right). I decided to add Amarillo (10g) and Cascade (20g) at the start of the boil to get a higher IBU and it worked out well.
    I found that beer was best 6 weeks after brew day
    Paul

    • Robert Neale

      When you add the whirlpool hops the software you used may not have calculated the bitterness correctly. Looks like you efficiency could be higher but look for consistency, then you will know where you are, just add a little more grain. Thanks for the input.

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