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Post time 2022-10-15 16:50:22 | Show all posts |Read mode
A few weeks ago I brewed an IPA with Belma and Calypso. Both hops I bought cheaper than dirt. I've since used Belma in a SMASH, and really liked it. I figured I would combine the Belma and the Calypso.
I kegged the beer today; tasted the remainder. Wow, I think it's pretty good. I'm attaching my recipe for others to modify into their own beer.
Please beware that I brew my IPA's very dry, and this is dang dry. My batch went from SG 1.044 to 0.995 +/- .002

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Post time 2022-10-15 16:55:03 | Show all posts
Looks good … but how on Earth are you getting that kind of attenuation without added enzymes or diastatic yeast?
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I mash at 148, sometimes 147 depending on how I feel
The WLN4100 is an enzyme that chews through those dextrins. I buy it in the large bottles  
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Post time 2022-10-15 17:36:11 | Show all posts
Aha! Mash temperature is irrelevant once you break out the exogenous enzymes.
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