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Festbier Made with Red Shed

Festbier Made with Red Shed

 The perfect beer for the dog days of summer as the weather slowly transitions to fall. Get an festbier in the tanks now to have it ready to serve at your Oktoberfest events. Prost!


Vital Statistics:

ABV: 5.85% SRM: 5 IBU: 21 OG: 1.057 FG: 1.013

 

Ingredients:

 

Malt

19L Batch

10hL Batch

Brewhouse Efficiency: 75%

Brewhouse Efficiency: 85%

Volume of Mash Water: 14.6L 

Volume of Mash Water: 677 hL

Amount in KG

Amount in KG

Penhold Pilsner – Red Shed (80%)

3.8

180

Kananaskis Malt - Red Shed (20%)

1

46

 


 

 

Hops

Addition Time

IBU

19L Batch

10hL Batch

Amount in KG

Amount in KG

Magnum

60 Minutes

18

0.013

0.7

Mosaic

15 Minutes

3

0.015

0.8

 

Yeast: Escarpment Biergarten Lager Yeast

Strike Water Temperature: 70°C

Water Profile: Light Coloured and Malty

Mash Rest Temperature: 64°C

Mash pH: 5.2

 

Brewing Process:

 

Mash:

  • Heat strike water to 70°C.
  • Add all malt and brewing salts to strike water.
  • Mash in at a temperature of 64°C.
  • Acidify the mash water as necessary to achieve a mash pH of 5.3–5.5.
  • Hold the mash at 64°C for 60 minutes.
  • Mash out by raising the temperature to 78°C for 10 minutes.

 

Sparge:

  • Sparge the mash with water acidified to a pH between 5.2 and 5.7.

 

Boil:

  • Bring the collected wort to a boil.
  • Add bittering hops (Magnum) at 60 minutes remaining in boil.
  • Add flavour hops (Hersbrucker) with 15 minutes remaining in the boil..
  • Add Whirlfloc and Yeastex at 10 minutes.

 

Cooling:

  • After boiling for 90 minutes, cool the wort rapidly using a wort chiller or an ice bath.

 

Fermentation:

  • Transfer the cooled wort to the fermenter.
  • Aerate the wort by shaking or using an aeration stone.
  • Pitch Biergarten yeast at a temperature of 8°C.
  • Ferment at a temperature of 10°C.
  • Perform a diacetyl rest, by increasing the temperature 1°C/per day once the gravity of the beer reaches 6°P and hold at 15°C until the final gravity is consistent for 3 days.
  • Cold crash beer to 0°C and lager for 4-6 weeks.
  • Dump yeast.
  • Once fermentation is complete, proceed to canning, bottling or kegging.
  • Carb to 2.7 – 2.9 volumes of CO2

 

 

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