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5<title>First Attempt</title>
6<meta name="author" content="Clinton Ebadi">
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13<table summary="header" border=0 cellpadding=0 cellspacing=5 bgcolor="#CCCCCC" width="100%">
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15<big><strong>First Attempt</strong></big>
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17</table>
18<p>
19
20<table summary="recipe" border=0 cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0>
21<tbody>
22<tr>
23<td><strong>Recipe</strong></td>
24<td width="15"></td>
25<td>First Attempt</td>
26<td width="25"></td>
27<td><strong>Style</strong></td>
28<td width="15"></td>
29<td>American Pale Ale</td>
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31<tr>
32<td><strong>Brewer</strong></td>
33<td></td>
34<td>Clinton Ebadi</td>
35<td></td>
36<td><strong>Batch</strong></td>
37<td></td>
38<td>5.00 gal</td>
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40<tr>
41<td><strong>Extract</strong></td>
42</tr>
43</tbody>
44</table>
45<p>
46
47<big><strong>Recipe Characteristics</strong></big>
48<table summary="characteristics" border=0 cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0>
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50<tr>
51<td><strong>Recipe Gravity</strong></td>
52<td width="15"></td>
53<td>1.054 OG</td>
54<td width="25"></td>
55<td><strong>Estimated FG</strong></td>
56<td width="15"></td>
57<td>1.014 FG</td>
58</tr>
59<tr>
60<td><strong>Recipe Bitterness</strong></td>
61<td></td>
62<td>60 IBU</td>
63<td></td>
64<td><strong>Alcohol by Volume</strong></td>
65<td></td>
66<td>5.2%</td>
67</tr>
68<tr>
69<td><strong>Recipe Color</strong></td>
70<td></td>
71<td>10° SRM</td>
72<td></td>
73<td><strong>Alcohol by Weight</strong></td>
74<td></td>
75<td>4.1%</td>
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77</tbody>
78</table>
79<p>
80
81<big><strong>Ingredients</strong></big>
82<table summary="ingredients" border=0 cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0>
83<tbody>
84<tr>
85<td><strong>Quantity</strong></td>
86<td width="15"></td>
87<td><strong>Grain</strong></td>
88<td width="15"></td>
89<td><strong>Type</strong></td>
90<td width="15"></td>
91<td><strong>Use</strong></td>
92</tr>
93
94<tr>
95<td>4.00 lb</td>
96<td></td>
97<td>Alexander&apos;s Sun Country Pale LME</td>
98<td></td>
99<td></td>
100<td></td>
101<td>extract</td>
102</tr>
103
104<tr>
105<td>3.00 lb</td>
106<td></td>
107<td>Briess Sparkling Amber D.M.E.</td>
108<td></td>
109<td></td>
110<td></td>
111<td>extract</td>
112</tr>
113
114<tr>
115<td><strong>Quantity</strong></td>
116<td width="15"></td>
117<td><strong>Hop</strong></td>
118<td width="15"></td>
119<td><strong>Type</strong></td>
120<td width="15"></td>
121<td><strong>Time</strong></td>
122</tr>
123
124<tr>
125<td>1.00 oz</td>
126<td></td>
127<td>Cascade</td>
128<td></td>
129<td>pellet</td>
130<td></td>
131<td colspan=2>10 minutes</td>
132</tr>
133
134<tr>
135<td>1.00 oz</td>
136<td></td>
137<td>Nugget</td>
138<td></td>
139<td>pellet</td>
140<td></td>
141<td colspan=2>60 minutes</td>
142</tr>
143
144<tr>
145<td><strong>Quantity</strong></td>
146<td width="15"></td>
147<td><strong>Misc</strong></td>
148<td width="15"></td>
149<td><strong>Notes</strong></td>
150</tr>
151
152<tr>
153<td>1.00 unit</td>
154<td></td>
155<td>White Labs East Coast Ale yeast</td>
156<td></td>
157<td></td>
158<td></td>
159<td colspan=3>liquid tube</td>
160</tr>
161
162</tbody>
163</table>
164<p>
165
166<big><strong>Recipe Notes</strong></big>
167
168<p>I am not sure if the color for the dry malt is correct (sheet said 8-13?), or if the SG is right (the LME is correct, but the DME had no info on that so I used the &apos;usual&apos; number from a book).
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170<p>
171<big><strong>Batch Notes</strong></big>
172
173<p>I did a half boil (three gallons preboiled and left to cool in the fermentor, and three gallons boiIed with the malt/hops). I did not make a starter for this one. I Accidentally added the bittering hops before the hot break. Everything else seemed to go fine. Cooled the wort from boiling to roomtemp in a bit under a half an hour in the sink with a bit of ice. OG was 1.054 (read 1.048 @ 98F [I didn&apos;t cool the concentrated wort to quite low enough of a temperature to offset the hot water in the bucket]). I had to let it sit closed overnight because the wort/water mix took a long time to cool down, and pitched the yeast at nine the next morning. Vigorous fermentation started before the next day.<br>
174<br>
175BOTTLING DAY:<br>
176Bottled three days late (Thursday april 27). Fermentation was quick. There were a few temperature spikes and dips during fermentation. FG was 1.014 (right on target). Initial taste is a bit bready, and initially mildly hopped but moving to a nice floral hoppiness after swallowing. Bottling went well (the last bottle or two will probably be oxidsed, but such is life).
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