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American Ale

Batch size
20.0 L
Boil size
25.0 L, 60 min
OG / FG
1.060 / 1.012
ABV
6.3%
Source
Imported BeerXML

Fermentables

Extra Pale4.58 kg
Caramalt0.25 kg
Dark Crystal0.06 kg
Munich0.25 kg

Hops

Centennial5 g, Boil
Amarillo5 g, Boil
Centennial10 g, Boil
Amarillo10 g, Boil
Centennial17.5 g, Boil
Amarillo17.5 g, Boil

Yeast

American Ale IIAle, Liquid

Mash

#StepsPlanFacts
1Mash 1Infusion · 65 °C · 60 min

American Ale

Strong & other · Specialty Beer (Ale)

Recipe details

Brewer
BrewDog
Batch size
20.0 L
Boil size
25.0 L, 60 min
OG / FG
1.060 / 1.012
ABV
6.3%
IBU
55
SRM / EBC
15.0 / 30
Efficiency
75%
Source
Imported BeerXML

Batch scale

Scaling is client-side only; the downloaded BeerXML always keeps the original batch size.

Fermentables

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NameTypeAmount, kgYield, %Color, °L
Extra Pale Grain 4.58 81 2
Caramalt Grain 0.25 74 15
Dark Crystal Grain 0.06 72 60
Munich Grain 0.25 80 8

Hops

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NameAlpha, %AmountUseTimeForm
Centennial 11 5 g Boil 60 min Pellet
Amarillo 9.5 5 g Boil 60 min Pellet
Centennial 11 10 g Boil 15 min Pellet
Amarillo 9.5 10 g Boil 15 min Pellet
Centennial 11 17.5 g Boil 0 min Pellet
Amarillo 9.5 17.5 g Boil 0 min Pellet

Yeast

  • American Ale II — Ale, Liquid, 0.1 L · 15.6–22.2 °C

Mash

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StepType°CTime, minInfusion, L
Mash 1 Infusion 65 60 0

Notes

Our Unleash the Yeast series was an epic experiment into the differences in aroma and flavour provided by switching up your yeast. We brewed up a wort with a light caramel note and some toasty biscuit flavour, and hopped it with Amarillo and Centennial for a citrusy bitterness. Everything else is down to the yeast. American Ale used a clean fermenting strain which provides some faint fruity notes.

Tagline: Unleash the Yeast Series.

First brewed: 09/2013

Food pairing: Fried brie bites; American cheese burger; Poached apple tart

Brewer's tips: Play around with the fermentation temperature to get the best flavour profile from the individual yeasts.

Source: BrewDog DIY Dog — https://www.brewdog.com/diy-dog

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