Immersion Chiller
West Coast IPA on the East Coast – Anvil Foundry – Scylla Chiller – Part 2 of 2
West Coast IPA on the East Coast – Anvil Foundry – Scylla Chiller – Part 1 of 2 If you want to see me try straight Hop Resin you will need to watch Part 1.
Brewed on my Anvil Foundry 10.5 gallon and chilled with Jaded Brewing Scylla immersion chiller.
The Recipe for the West Coast IPA on the East Coast 5 Gallon batch (5.25 gallons collected to account for loss) – 19 Liters
11.5 lbs Golden Promise Pale Ale Malt (5.22 Kilograms)
10 oz Caramel/Crystal 40L Malt (.28 Kilograms)
.50 oz Azacca (10.5% Alpha) (14 grams) at 15 mins
.50 oz Idaho #7 (11.5% Alpha) (14 grams) at 15 mins
.50 oz Azacca (10.5% Alpha) (14 grams) at 5 mins
.50 oz Idaho #7 (11.5% Alpha) (14 grams) at 5 mins
10 minute additions:
Added 1 heaping tsp of Wyeast Yeast Nutrient
Added 4 oz cooled wort with 1/4 tsp of Super Moss HB
1 oz Azacca (10.5% Alpha) (28 grams) at 10 mins Whirlpool
1 oz Idaho #7 (11.5% Alpha) (28 grams) at 10 mins Whirlpool
1 oz Simcoe (13.9% Alpha) (28 grams) at 10 mins Whirlpool
Pitched Wyeast West Coast IPA 1217 Yeast and fermented for 2 weeks at 68F Dry hopped for 7 days:
1 oz Cryo Simcoe (28 grams)
1 oz Idaho #7 (28 grams)
1 oz Azacca (28 grams)
Equipment I used to brew this batch of beer:
Anvil Foundry 10.5 Gallon All-in-One brewing system with recirculation pump kit
Jaded Brewing Scylla
Awesome propane burner – Great quality.
Anvil 10 gallon Brew Kettle
Five Star Super Moss HB
Wyeast Yeast Nutrient
Gelatin – cheap bulk for clarifying
Hop filter for brewing
Glass Carboy
Plastic Carboy for measuring
Tilt Hydrometer during fermentation
Best Hydrometer I’ve ever used and a great company
Hop filter for dry hopping
Air pumping to help add oxygen to your wort
Wyeast West Coast IPA yeast 1217
West Coast IPA on the East Coast – Anvil Foundry – Scylla Chiller – Part 1 of 2
West Coast IPA on the East Coast – Anvil Foundry – Scylla Chiller – Part 1 of 2
Actually taste tested the Simcoe resin…WOW!
4th of July – Rain, Thunder, and power loss…but still finished the brew.
Brewed on my Anvil Foundry 10.5 gallon and chilled with Jaded Brewing Scylla immersion chiller.
The Recipe for the West Coast IPA on the East Coast
5 Gallon batch (5.25 gallons collected to account for loss) – 19 Liters
11.5 lbs Golden Promise Pale Ale Malt (5.22 Kilograms)
10 oz Caramel/Crystal 40L Malt (.28 Kilograms)
.50 oz Azacca Whole Leaf (10.5% Alpha) (14 grams) at 15 mins
.50 oz Idaho #7 Whole Leaf (11.5% Alpha) (14 grams) at 15 mins
.50 oz Azacca Whole Leaf (10.5% Alpha) (14 grams) at 5 mins
.50 oz Idaho #7 Whole Leaf (11.5% Alpha) (14 grams) at 5 mins
10 minute additions:
Added 1 heaping tsp of Wyeast Yeast Nutrient
Added 4 oz cooled wort with 1/4 tsp of Super Moss HB
10 minute Whirlpool:
1 oz Azacca Whole Leaf (10.5% Alpha) (28 grams)
1 oz Idaho #7 Whole Leaf (11.5% Alpha) (28 grams)
1 oz Simcoe Whole Leaf (13.9% Alpha) (28 grams)
Pitched Wyeast West Coast IPA 1217 Yeast and fermented for 2 weeks at 68F
Dry hopped for 7 days:
1 oz Cryo Simcoe (28 grams)
1 oz Idaho #7 (28 grams)
1 oz Azacca (28 grams)
Equipment I used to brew this batch of beer:
Anvil Foundry 10.5 Gallon All-in-One brewing system with recirculation pump kit
Jaded Brewing Scylla
Awesome propane burner – Great quality
Anvil 10 gallon Brew Kettle
Five Star Super Moss HB
Wyeast Yeast Nutrient
Gelatin – cheap bulk for clarifying
Hop filter for brewing
Glass Carboy
Plastic Carboy for measuring
Tilt Hydrometer during fermentation
Best Hydrometer I’ve ever used and a great company
Hop filter for dry hopping
Air pumping to help add oxygen to your wort
Wyeast West Coast IPA yeast 1217
Stop, Wasting your time! Why you need a Jaded Brewing Scylla for your next brew!
All in One brewing systems like the Grainfather, Mash & Boil, Robobrew, DigiMash, Anvil Foundry and the list goes on… have all come a long ways and are only getting better each year but the chillers they come with are not even close to what Jaded Brewing’s Scylla can do for you.
If you don’t own a Jaded Brewing Scylla immersion chiller, you need to watch this video and my other Jaded Brewing Video
My only mistake in buying a Jaded Brewing Scylla immersion chiller is not buying one sooner.
The Jaded Brewing Scylla immersion chiller is essentially 3 – 25′ copper immersion chillers in one. Equipment Discussed in this video:
Jaded Brewing Scylla
Superior Pump 91250 Utility Pump – 1/4 HP
Anvil Foundry 10.5 Gallon All-in-One brewing system with recirculation pump kit
GrainFather
RoboBrew – Brewzilla v3.1.1
French Toast American Brown Ale – Anvil Foundry – Grain to Glass – Part 2 of 2
French Toast American Brown Ale – Anvil Foundry – Grain to Glass – Part 2 of 2 First we had to choose the right beer style and I felt Brown ale was the perfect fit for a French Toast Ale.
Also as promised:
Simple Home Brewing https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJzDFVD7OPyknYoiy2jcA4A
Dry In July Day 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mz7pFufcsi4
Dry In July Site https://www.dryjuly.com/users/pierre-verhulsdonk
Yes we are using Amoretti French Toast natural flavoring but honestly I felt the best way to really enhance both the flavor and for the brew to be enjoyable and not a sugar bomb was to give it the best possible foundation and to ferment on the dry side as it will be slightly back sweetened when we add the Amoretti French Toast natural flavoring.
I focused on nice malty flavors like biscuit, toffee, caramel, and the mouth feel as we want it to be a little creamy and lactose is perfect for that but too much can make it taste overly sweet. To keep with that mouth feel and the flavors we were going for while reducing the sweetness we went with 1 lb of golden naked oats.
Recipe for a 5.25 gallon batch for the French Toast American Brown Ale
6 lbs 2 oz – Maris Otter malt
1 lb 8 oz – Munich I malt
1 lb – Golden Naked Oats
13.5 oz – CaraBrown malt
12 oz – Biscuit malt
11.5 oz – British Dark Crystal Malt I (85 SRM)
8 oz – Honey Malt 0.65 – Magnum (12% A) – 60 minute addition
8 oz – Lactose (last 5 minutes)
Omega Yeast OYL-501 Gulo
Amoretti French Toast will be added after the beer has been kegged and chilled to avoid additional fermentation. We’ve done this twice now and had amazing successes without issues.
72% BH Efficiency – OG 1.061
Estimated FG – 1.012
Natural French Toast Artisan Flavor
https://amoretti.com/products/french-toast-artisan-flavor
Ultimately we only used 1/2 the bottle, 4 oz by weight and I must say this isn’t going to last as I know most of the people I work with will be dying for a bottle or 2 of this. It is perfect in regards to a French Toast ale as it is very drinkable and almost sessionable without a lot of sweetness.
French Toast Brown Ale by Bitter Reality Brewing.
French Toast American Brown Ale – Anvil Foundry – Grain to Glass – Part 1 of 2
French Toast American Brown Ale – Anvil Foundry – Grain to Glass – Part 1 of 2 First we had to choose the right beer style and I felt Brown ale was the perfect fit for a French Toast Ale.
Yes we are using Amoretti French Toast natural flavoring but honestly I felt the best way to really enhance both the flavor and for the brew to be enjoyable and not a sugar bomb was to give it the best possible foundation and to ferment on the dry side as it will be slightly back sweetened when we add the Amoretti French Toast natural flavoring.
I focused on nice malty flavors like biscuit, toffee, caramel, and the mouth feel as we want it to be a little creamy and lactose is perfect for that but too much can make it taste overly sweet. To keep with that mouth feel and the flavors we were going for while reducing the sweetness we went with 1 lb of golden naked oats.
Recipe for a 5.25 gallon batch for the French Toast American Brown Ale
6 lbs 2 oz – Maris Otter malt
1 lb 8 oz – Munich I malt
1 lb – Golden Naked Oats
13.5 oz – CaraBrown malt
12 oz – Biscuit malt
11.5 oz – British Dark Crystal Malt I (85 SRM)
8 oz – Honey Malt 0.65 – Magnum (12% A) – 60 minute addition
8 oz – Lactose (last 5 minutes)
Omega Yeast OYL-501 Gulo
Amoretti French Toast will be added after the beer has been kegged and chilled to avoid additional fermentation. We’ve done this twice now and had amazing successes without issues.
72% BH Efficiency – OG 1.061
Estimated FG – 1.012
Natural French Toast Artisan Flavor
https://amoretti.com/products/french-toast-artisan-flavor