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Nelson Sauvin

Batch size
20.0 L
Boil size
25.0 L, 60 min
OG / FG
1.068 / 1.013
ABV
7.5%
Source
Imported BeerXML

Fermentables

Extra Pale6.38 kg
Crystal 1500.13 kg
Caramalt0.25 kg

Hops

Nelson Sauvin (NZ)37.5 g, Boil
Nelson Sauvin (NZ)50 g, Boil

Yeast

American AleAle, Liquid

Mash

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

Nelson Sauvin

IPA · American IPA (Ale)

Recipe details

Brewer
BrewDog
Batch size
20.0 L
Boil size
25.0 L, 60 min
OG / FG
1.068 / 1.013
ABV
7.5%
IBU
75
SRM / EBC
15.0 / 30
Efficiency
75%
Source
Imported BeerXML

Batch scale

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Fermentables

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NameTypeAmount, kgYield, %Color, °L
Extra Pale Grain 6.38 81 2
Crystal 150 Grain 0.13 72 75
Caramalt Grain 0.25 74 15

Hops

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NameAlpha, %AmountUseTimeForm
Nelson Sauvin (NZ) 13 37.5 g Boil 60 min Pellet
Nelson Sauvin (NZ) 13 50 g Boil 0 min Pellet

Yeast

  • American Ale — 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

Nelson is a love it or hate it kinda hop. We are cool with that, if we wanted to keep everyone happy we would be brewing Fosters anyway. Sharp as a razor, this New Zealand hop slices its way through your taste buds and is brutally resinous, almost scraping the intense flavours of passion fruit along your poor tongue. There is a huge depth of tropical fruit flavour with astringent gooseberry balanced against the robust malt base. Throw another shrimp on the barbie mate and you are all set. New Zealand is near Austria, right?

Tagline: Single Hop IPA Series – 2011.

First brewed: 01/2011

Food pairing: Grilled halloumi salad with orange and pomegranate vinaigrette; Baked Camembert with smoked garlic, and salt and pepper wheat crackers; Crab cakes with lemon cream and herb dipping sauce

Brewer's tips: Nelson is an amazing hop in the correct proportions. Too much and the beer will start to taste like onions and garlic.

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

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