Its lame but i didnt find trappist ale
Barleywine [+]
Note:
I want a well attenuated beer with depth and character from the process, not specialty malts. High mash temp and low hopping for malty sweetness; long mash for attenuation; long boil for sugar inversion and caramelization.
Hop Notes:
US Kent Golding: Intensely resiny, candy-like, sweet and slightly floral
**Glacier: Intense, pleasant resinous, citrus, earthy aromas
Vanguard: Herbal, slightly buttery, woody and very slightly spicy
Not Cascade: don't want the grapefruit
Wyeast Notes:
* Well-modified pale malt
* Fairly soft water is typical
* sweetness usually comes not from crystal malts rather from low hopping, high mash temperatures, and kettle caramelization
Hop Notes:
US Kent Golding: Intensely resiny, candy-like, sweet and slightly floral
**Glacier: Intense, pleasant resinous, citrus, earthy aromas
Vanguard: Herbal, slightly buttery, woody and very slightly spicy
Not Cascade: don't want the grapefruit
Wyeast Notes:
* Well-modified pale malt
* Fairly soft water is typical
* sweetness usually comes not from crystal malts rather from low hopping, high mash temperatures, and kettle caramelization
Source:
original
Style:
Ig:
1.08-1.09
Fg:
1.018
Recipe
8lb pale malt grainEarthy Hops to 60IBU @ 60,20,10
1/2 tsp irish moss @ 20min
Yield: 2gal
Procedure
Mash: 7 qt water @ 180-190F + all grain. Target 155-158F for 90min (sure about that?)Sparge: 3.5gal @ 180F with 10min rest
Boil: 3hr
Ferment: pri: 1-2wk, sec: xfer to glass, swirl occasionally to wake up yeast. Leave few months before bottling