Starting the Oaked Abstract Bastage
As I indicated last week, I started a new instance of Abstract Bastage and will oak it with the chips currently soaking in Scotch.
Here's the final recipe I ended up with:
Steep @ 160F for 35 minutes
Boil @ 60 minutes
Boil @ 50 minutes
Boil @ 15 minutes
Boil @ 0 minutes
Initial Pitch
Beyond that, I plan to re-pitch without racking with White Labs Champagne yeast after about a week. Another week after that, I'll rack to secondary add 2oz. of Simcoe plugs and add the whiskey soaked oak chips. I'll probably leave the oak in for 2 weeks, but will taste once a week to be sure. After that, I'll age it for a couple of months.
Here's the final recipe I ended up with:
Steep @ 160F for 35 minutes
- 1# Flaked Rye
- 1# Crystal 40L
- 3/4# Dark Munich Malt
- 1/4# Special B
- 1/4# Biscuit
- 1/4# Aromatic
Boil @ 60 minutes
- 12# Malt Extract
- 1 oz. Magnum Pellets -- Bittering Hops
Boil @ 50 minutes
- 1 oz. Target Pellets -- Bittering Hops
Boil @ 15 minutes
- 2# Dark Brown Sugar
- 2 tbsp Irish Moss
Boil @ 0 minutes
- 2 oz. Simco Pellets -- Flavoring Hops
Initial Pitch
- White Labs California Ale yeast
Beyond that, I plan to re-pitch without racking with White Labs Champagne yeast after about a week. Another week after that, I'll rack to secondary add 2oz. of Simcoe plugs and add the whiskey soaked oak chips. I'll probably leave the oak in for 2 weeks, but will taste once a week to be sure. After that, I'll age it for a couple of months.
Labels: oaked, simcoe, strong ale
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