Red Brick Rye – Jon Finch

Red Brick Rye – Jon Finch

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This recipe is taken from the book Beer Craft by Jon Finch.
An Amber Ale with Rye malt to add a dry and biscuit quality to the beer. Rich malts add caramel character and Chinook hops add citrus, pine and spice while Cascade adds more spice and citrus with added floral notes



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Description

This recipe is taken from the book Beer Craft by Jon Finch.
An Amber Ale with Rye malt to add a dry and biscuit quality to the beer. Rich malts add caramel character and Chinook hops add citrus, pine and spice while Cascade adds more spice and citrus with added floral notes. Clean US05 yeast is used to allow the hops to shine through.


Ingredients

Crisp Pale Ale Malt (2700 grams)
Weyermann® CaraRed® (500 grams)
Crisp Pale Rye Malt (700 grams)
Crisp Roasted Barley (60 grams)
Columbus Pellets (16 grams)
Chinook Pellets (117 grams)
Cascade Pellets (20 grams)
SafAle™ US-05 11.5g (1 packs)


Method

Beer Style (main): American Ales
Beer Style (sub): American-Style Amber/Red Ale
Batch Size: 19L
Original Gravity: 1048
Final Gravity: 1011
ABV %: 5.0
IBU:

THE MASH
Temperature °C: 66
Length (mins): 60
Out temp °C: 75
Out time (mins): 10

THE BOIL
Boil time (mins): 75

Additions and timing:

16g Columbus – Boil 75 min
10g Chinook – Boil 10 min
5g Cascade – 5 min
7g Chinook – Flame-out
15g Cascade – Flame-out

Secondary additions and timing:

100g Chinook – Dry hop

Yeast: Safale US-05
Fermentation temperature/steps: 18-20c

Comments:

This recipe is taken from the book Beer Craft by Jon Finch.
An Amber Ale with Rye malt to add a dry and biscuit quality to the beer. Rich malts add caramel character and Chinook hops add citrus, pine and spice while Cascade adds more spice and citrus with added floral notes. Clean US05 yeast is used to allow the hops to shine through.

Additional information

Weight 5.503 kg
Country of Origin GB
HS Code 2106909853

2 reviews for Red Brick Rye – Jon Finch

  1. hugh.hackett (verified owner)

    This turned out great, and actually aged really well in the bottle, to the point that umpteen months later it is still tasting great. A friend turned up at my house with carry out of all his favourite shop bought beers, but after trying this stuck with it all night 🙂

  2. ROBERT WILTSHIRE (verified owner)

    Another nice recipe from Jon, not as dark fruit as the red beers I have recently been enjoying but well rounded bitterness, hop and sweetness. Recommended

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