AhhVienna

Ahh Vienna Updated
Vienna Lager · All Grain
Batch23 L
Boil60 min
IBU30
SRM4.1
OG1.046
FG1.003
ABV5.6%
Style Details
NameCat.OG RangeFG RangeIBUSRMCarbABV
Vienna Lager7 A1.048 - 1.0551.01 - 1.01418 - 309 - 150 - 00 - 0 %
Fermentables
NameAmount%
Vienna Malt3.5 kg72.92
Pilsen/Lager1.3 kg27.08
Hops
NameAmountTimeUseFormAlpha %
Fuggles60 g60 minBoilPellet4.2
Hallertauer Hersbrucker40 g20 minHop StandLeaf4
Miscs
NameAmountTimeUseType
Lactic acid5 ml0 minMashOther
Gypsum1.5 g0 minMashOther
Calcium Chloride (dihydrate)3.5 g0 minMashOther
Protafloc0.5 each10 minBoilOther
Yeast
NameLabAttenuationTemperature
Saflager - German Lager Yeast W-34/70 (W-34/70)83%0°C - 0°C
Mash
StepTemperatureTime
Mash In63°C40 min
Decoction63°C20 min
Mash Out75°C10 min
Notes

pull 1/3 of thick mash to slowly raise to a boil for 10 mins

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Brewer's Notes

This is a recipe designed by Richard Swindells to create a flavoursome Vienna Lager.

Recipe – 80% efficiency OG: 1.054

Water:

  • 17.5l Colchester Tap 156 kH residual alkalinity – (kH is a measure of alkalinity in the water for the mash to buffer with to create the best pH conditions for the enzymes to work, depending on what temperature you choose to use in the mash. Lower temps i.e. 63C, make more fermentable worts. Higher mash temps i.e. 72C, make less fermentable worts. Less fermentable worts exhibit more body as the enzymes create more complex sugars that yeasts can’t readily metabolise (dextrins, which also make you fart the morning after.).
  • 17.5l RO
  • 3.5g Chloride
  • 1.5g Sulphate
  • 5ml 80% Lactic acid
  • Final Water Profile (mg/l):
    • Cal: 83, Mg: 8, Na 24, Cl 89, So4: 61, Alk 55, RA -9, pH 5.4

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