Red In The Face

This month’s recipe comes from Brülosophy’s Steve Thanos, who had this to say about it:

Red In The Face is a beer I brewed up over 10 years ago. Usually, I wouldn’t remember a beer I brewed over ten years ago, but this one was unique in that it was my second all-grain batch and also marked my first stuck sparge. I recall using strainers to lauter the mash by hand as carefully as I could possibly do it. Even back 10+ years ago, I had a love for rye malt, which this beer received a hefty dose of in hopes of contributig something a little special. While Red In The Face was memorable for the mishaps I had, the finished beer was widely enjoyed by many, and I thought it was great as well. After this batch, I switched over to BIAB and never had to worry about a stuck sparge again. Sometimes we remember beers for the great taste, the memorable ingredients, or a funny brew day story; then sometimes we we think back at the difficulties we had brewing them. Cheers to those memorable beers!

Red In The Face

Batch Size Boil Time IBU SRM Est. OG Est. FG ABV
5.5 gal 60 min 32 17.7 SRM 1.080 1.017 8.27%

Mash

Step Temp Time
Step 1 – Temperature 149 °F 60 min

Fermentables

Name Amount %
Chateau Pale Ale 9 lb 61%
Rye Malt 4 lb 27%
Chateau Special B 0.75 lb 5%
Carared 0.5 lb 3%
Crystal 120 0.5 lb 3%

Hops

Name Amount Time Use
Northern Brewer 14 g 60 min Boil
Mosaic 14 g 30 min Boil
Azacca 14 g 15 min Boil
Azacca 14 g 2 min Boil
Mosaic 14 g 2 min Boil

Yeast

Name Laboratory Form
Triple Double (B48) Imperial Yeast Ale

Water Profile

Ca Mg Na SO4 Cl
140 10 49 166 155
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