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Wee Denny

Batch size
9.5 L
Boil size
11.8 L, 45 min
OG / FG
1.085 / 1.025
ABV
7.9%
Source
Imported BeerXML

Fermentables

British Two-row Pale3.8555 kg
British Roasted Barley0.0454 kg

Hops

Northern Brewer23.25 g, Boil

Yeast

Scottish AleAle, Liquid

Mash

#StepsPlanFacts
1Dough InInfusion · 38.9 °C · 20 min
2Mash 1Infusion · 66.7 °C · 30 min
3Mash 2Infusion · 67.8 °C · 60 min
4Mash OutInfusion · 79.4 °C · 10 min

Wee Denny

Pale & blonde · Strong Scotch Ale (Ale)

Recipe details

Brewer
PicoBrew Inc
Batch size
9.5 L
Boil size
11.8 L, 45 min
OG / FG
1.085 / 1.025
ABV
7.9%
IBU
24
SRM / EBC
15.0 / 30
Efficiency
71%
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
British Two-row Pale Grain 3.8555 81.6 2.5
British Roasted Barley Grain 0.0454 61.9 575

Hops

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NameAlpha, %AmountUseTimeForm
Northern Brewer 6.9 23.25 g Boil 45 min Pellet

Yeast

  • Scottish Ale — Ale, Liquid, 0.1 L · 12.8–23.9 °C

Mash

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StepType°CTime, minInfusion, L
Dough In Infusion 38.9 20 0
Mash 1 Infusion 66.7 30 0
Mash 2 Infusion 67.8 60 0
Mash Out Infusion 79.4 10 0

Notes

Also known as a Wee Heavy, this rich, malty and usually sweet ale, can be suggestive of a dessert. Complex malt flavors prevent a one-dimensional impression.

Ferment this beer at the lower end of the temperature range. 64F is ideal.
Because of the high ABV%, this beer conditions well to round out any "hot" alcohol notes. One month is a suggested period of time.
I typically brew this beer at the beginning of fall and drink for a Thanksgiving holiday treat.

Source: PicoBrew Inc public recipe library.

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