BeerXML 1.0
This. Is. Lager
Fermentables
| Pilsner | 3.81 kg |
Hops
| Columbus | 5 g, Boil |
| Hersbrucker (DE) | 12.5 g, Boil |
| Saaz (US) | 12.5 g, Boil |
Yeast
| Pilsen Lager | Ale, Liquid |
Mash
| # | Steps | Plan | Facts |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mash 1 | Infusion · 65 °C · 75 min |
This. Is. Lager
Lager & pils · German Pils (Lager)
Recipe details
- Brewer
- BrewDog
- Batch size
- 20.0 L
- Boil size
- 25.0 L, 60 min
- OG / FG
- 1.043 / 1.007
- ABV
- 4.7%
- IBU
- 37
- SRM / EBC
- 6.0 / 12
- Efficiency
- 75%
- Source
- Imported BeerXML
Batch scale
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Fermentables
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| Name | Type | Amount, kg | Yield, % | Color, °L |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pilsner | Grain | 3.81 | 81 | 1.8 |
Hops
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| Name | Alpha, % | Amount | Use | Time | Form |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Columbus | 15 | 5 g | Boil | 60 min | Pellet |
| Hersbrucker (DE) | 3.5 | 12.5 g | Boil | 60 min | Pellet |
| Saaz (US) | 3.8 | 12.5 g | Boil | 0 min | Pellet |
Yeast
- Pilsen Lager — Ale, Liquid, 0.1 L · 8.9–13.3 °C
Mash
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| Step | Type | °C | Time, min | Infusion, L |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mash 1 | Infusion | 65 | 75 | 0 |
Notes
Brewed with 100% malt, ten times the hops of most industrial lagers and cold-conditioned for five weeks, this spicy, robust Pilsner is lager reborn. Expect a robust, full-bodied malt character on the front of the tongue, spicy citrus notes as it goes back through the palate and an assertive bitter finish with a lemon and pepper character to round things off.
Tagline: 21st Century Pilsner. Sharp. Robust. Honest.
First brewed: 08/2014
Food pairing: Mexican ceviche; Blue cheese crumbled over wedges; Gooey lemon bar
Brewer's tips: The most important thing about making a lager? Fermentation temperature! Do everything you can to control the ambient temperature to 9 - 12°C. In the old days, they used to brew lager over winter, so the colder temperature gave a much preferable fermentation profile. Ferment too hot and you beer will taste like yeasty bread.
Source: BrewDog DIY Dog — https://www.brewdog.com/diy-dog