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Hop Rocker

Batch size
20.0 L
Boil size
25.0 L, 60 min
OG / FG
1.052 / 1.010
ABV
5.5%
Source
Imported BeerXML

Fermentables

Maris Otter Extra Pale3.78 kg
Caramalt0.31 kg
Munich0.31 kg

Hops

Cascade12.5 g, Boil
Saaz (US)12.5 g, Boil
Cascade25 g, Boil
Motueka (NZ)12.5 g, Boil
Chinook25 g, Boil

Yeast

Saflager S189Ale, Liquid

Mash

#StepsPlanFacts
1Mash 1Infusion · 65 °C · 75 min

Hop Rocker

Lager & pils · International Pale Lager (Lager)

Recipe details

Brewer
BrewDog
Batch size
20.0 L
Boil size
25.0 L, 60 min
OG / FG
1.052 / 1.010
ABV
5.5%
IBU
40
SRM / EBC
12.0 / 24
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
Maris Otter Extra Pale Grain 3.78 81 2
Caramalt Grain 0.31 74 15
Munich Grain 0.31 80 8

Hops

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NameAlpha, %AmountUseTimeForm
Cascade 5.8 12.5 g Boil 60 min Pellet
Saaz (US) 3.8 12.5 g Boil 60 min Pellet
Cascade 5.8 25 g Boil 0 min Pellet
Motueka (NZ) 7 12.5 g Boil 0 min Pellet
Chinook 13 25 g Boil 0 min Pellet

Yeast

  • Saflager S189 — Ale, Liquid, 0.1 L · 0–0 °C

Mash

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StepType°CTime, minInfusion, L
Mash 1 Infusion 65 75 0

Notes

The first of our foray into lager beer, Hop Rocker is a high impact, hoppy behemoth made with 100% malt. Since 2007 we have been obsessive about quality, using only the best ingredients to ensure the flavour and craftsmanship of the beer in your glass. Hop Rocker is testament to that. The malt base gives this beer a sweet, balanced complexity while the combination of New Zealand and German hops merges new world tropical juiciness with old world peppery spice.

Tagline: Hoppy Aggressive Lager

First brewed: 04/2007

Food pairing: Cajun spiced chicken wings; Mild cheddar; Lemon tart

Brewer's tips: After the fermentation has finished, chill the beer to below 5°C (if you can), wait 10 days and then rack the beer off the yeast into another bucket. The yeast left in suspension will carry on working its magic to create really clean, crisp lager flavours.

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

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