sheppard107 wrote:A Vienna Lager based on the one in BCS. Wish me luck; it's my first lager.
That's a very tasty beer!

sheppard107 wrote:A Vienna Lager based on the one in BCS. Wish me luck; it's my first lager.




mmmm dark and soon to be hoppy goodness!




I was thinking about using one of those for my eBIAB kettle, but I'm not convinced I'll ever switch from "Ivan"Keith wrote:Just got mashed in on a IPA. I'm 8 hours behind schedule. Was kid free for the first time in 3weeks... Says it all haha.
Also just finished putting this together.
Stands are on sale for $35 at Canadian Tire.

As soon as I get a spot I can brew indoors I'm going full electric. Tired of propane brewing outdoors.jtmwhyte wrote:I was thinking about using one of those for my eBIAB kettle, but I'm not convinced I'll ever switch from "Ivan"Keith wrote:Just got mashed in on a IPA. I'm 8 hours behind schedule. Was kid free for the first time in 3weeks... Says it all haha.
Also just finished putting this together.
Stands are on sale for $35 at Canadian Tire.

Best decision I've made regarding Brewing. Exceptional efficiency in the whole electric process.Keith wrote:As soon as I get a spot I can brew indoors I'm going full electric. Tired of propane brewing outdoors.jtmwhyte wrote:I was thinking about using one of those for my eBIAB kettle, but I'm not convinced I'll ever switch from "Ivan"Keith wrote:Just got mashed in on a IPA. I'm 8 hours behind schedule. Was kid free for the first time in 3weeks... Says it all haha.
Also just finished putting this together.
Stands are on sale for $35 at Canadian Tire.



That sounds like a nice beer. Are you able to share the complete recipe?gm- wrote:Been doing several Vienna smash beers recently. First one was 4 kg of Vienna hopped with 100 gr of Nelson, 30 min boil with small addition at 30 and rest of the hops at 5 min and whirlpool. Followed same procedure last week, except with Mosaic, and mashing in on an El Dorado version this morning.
Great session pale ale that let the hops shine

I would suggest the grainfather but I can't see you jumping that far down on batch size. It is pretty space efficient though.Keith wrote:As soon as I get a spot I can brew indoors I'm going full electric. Tired of propane brewing outdoors.jtmwhyte wrote:I was thinking about using one of those for my eBIAB kettle, but I'm not convinced I'll ever switch from "Ivan"Keith wrote:Just got mashed in on a IPA. I'm 8 hours behind schedule. Was kid free for the first time in 3weeks... Says it all haha.
Also just finished putting this together.
Stands are on sale for $35 at Canadian Tire.


Sure thing.Bluefin 774 wrote:That sounds like a nice beer. Are you able to share the complete recipe?gm- wrote:Been doing several Vienna smash beers recently. First one was 4 kg of Vienna hopped with 100 gr of Nelson, 30 min boil with small addition at 30 and rest of the hops at 5 min and whirlpool. Followed same procedure last week, except with Mosaic, and mashing in on an El Dorado version this morning.
Great session pale ale that let the hops shine



Derek, do you have plans for batch #100? Seems like a pretty big milestone.LeafMan66_67 wrote:Just mashed in on batch #99 - Bohemian Pils. Great morning to be outside.

Thanks, I will try this when it is warm enough to brew outside.gm- wrote:Sure thing.Bluefin 774 wrote:That sounds like a nice beer. Are you able to share the complete recipe?gm- wrote:Been doing several Vienna smash beers recently. First one was 4 kg of Vienna hopped with 100 gr of Nelson, 30 min boil with small addition at 30 and rest of the hops at 5 min and whirlpool. Followed same procedure last week, except with Mosaic, and mashing in on an El Dorado version this morning.
Great session pale ale that let the hops shine
100% Vienna, up to O.G of 1.042, works out to around 4 kgs using full volume mash in the grainfather for a 21 liter batch.
mash at 67°C for 60 minutes
30 min boil.
10-15 g bittering addition at 30 min, up to 25 IBUs
50 g El Dorado, Nelson or Mosiac at 5 min
50 g El Dorado, Nelson or Mosiac at flame out, whirl pooled for 10 minutes
US-05 at 19°C
Keg and serve
Moderate dry hop addition would probably make it even better



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